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Members of the common school movement believed that
all children should have to attend school.
schools should be run by the federal government.
parents should have to pay for their children’s schooling.
school attendance should be optional but available to all.

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Answer from: nataliahenderso

Just took the test. A. All children should have to attend school.

Answer from: tyreque

Just took the test. A. All children should have to attend school.

Answer from: brandy2115

The correct answer is A) all children should have to attend school.

Members of the Common School Movement believed that all children should have to attend school.

In the 1830s, the Common School Movement wanted to offer public education to all children without cost. It was started by Horace Mann, who was the first Secretary of the State Board of Education in Massachusetts. He and other Puritans considered that education was of the utmost importance for the development of the state and the country, focusing on religious values to prepare people of good character and morale.

Answer from: thedocgalloway

The correct answer is A) all children should have to attend school.

Members of the Common School Movement believed that all children should have to attend school.

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