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Since the start of the United States education has been important. The first school law was passed in 1635 and it set up a system for children to attend school. The United States has always been a nation of immigrants and Washington stated that education was important because as a nation of immigrants people needed understand how government worked , and with education people would learn about democracy. Education also is a means to provide a classless society and is a leveling between people. In 1830 over 60% of NYC was nonEnglish speaking so education was very important for people to learn about how democracy worked.
What else can I help you with?
Are you all educated?
To a degree. All of "us" have been educated to use the computer, among other things. This question is very vague and it makes it very easy to misinterpret your original intent.
What do scientists do to help make a hypothesis?
Making a hypothesis is to use your knowledge to come with with an answer or explanation as to what will happen. So a hypothesis is an educated guess.
What tools did Indians use for making clothes?
Native Americans use fur and animal hide to make clothing.
Why do Americans not use 'and the rest' instead of 'et cetera'?
Americans are a people who love grand speech (we have a lot of Irish in us)! From our earliest beginnings as an English colony, speech-making has been a favorite form of entertainment. As a result, we love grand words - the more educated they sound, the better!Thus, you will see all sorts of American words and terms which come from Latin and sound educated. We say "et cetera" instead of "and the rest," and we say "sanitation engineer" instead of "janitor."We just like grandiloquent speech!
What did the Chinese invent that the Americans use today?
# The art of making paper. # The art of printing. # Gunpowder. # The compass.
Use the word intent in a sentence?
As a noun: Our intent is to hire six new people for the expanding department.As an adjective: Throughout the entire period, he held an intent gaze on the new girl.
Why do Americans use idioms in business?
Americans love speech. Since we founded the country, we have loved speech-making and the sound of words. Americans just like using idioms and slang to make speech more colorful and interesting.
Did native Americans use fences?
No the native americans did not use fences.
List 5 things the pilgrims learned from the native Americans?
harvesting crops. making tools. hunting. use of money. knowledge sharing.
Where can you find a list of big educated words?
Unfortunately, words themselves are NOT educated, and those who improperly use big words obviate the fact that they are not as educated as they are trying to appear. However, you might try a dictionary.
What are State Exchanges?
A State Exchange is a state-run insurance cooperative established by the Affordable Care Act to provide affordable insurance to individuals through the use of premium subsidies. These subsidies are financed by the Federal Government with the intent of reducing the number of uninsured Americans and creating competition in the insurance marketplace. The subsidies provided are based on income and are available to single individuals making up to approximately $44,000 per year and families making up to $88,000 per year.
What problem-solving strategies involve making educated guesses and making efficient use of time?
Problem-solving strategies that involve making educated guesses include heuristic approaches, where individuals rely on rules of thumb or previous experiences to simplify complex problems. Another strategy is the use of trial and error, which allows for quick testing of potential solutions to identify viable options. Additionally, time management techniques, such as prioritizing tasks or breaking problems into smaller, manageable parts, help maximize efficiency while making informed decisions. Collectively, these strategies foster a balance between speed and accuracy in problem-solving.
