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Worksheets1940s-1960s Quiz-Education
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 11mins
Horace Mann was the first secretary of the state board in which state
Alabama
massachusetts
Indiana
New York
What did Horace Mann advocate for
Free public Libraries
Free Public Schools
Free School Lunch
Increased Teachers
Salary
What did Horace Mann want to establish
Free Public Education
Free School Lunch
Free public Libraries
Increased Teacher Salary
What did other states do with Horace Mann's education system
Applied it to there own
Didn't like the idea
Wanted changes
What did Horace Mann believed everyone had a right to
What Were the first African-American Colleges founded
Howard
Spellman
Stanford
Princeton
What did White People would Fear Education would doIm
A rebellion
Lose Jobs
More Traffic
Lose there political power
How much were teachers salaries in 1940?
Teachers didn't get paid
Teachers salaries were $1,000-2,000
Teachers salaries were $2,000-$3,000
Teachers salaries were $3,000-$4,000
How much were Teachers salaries in the 1950s
What were Teachers salaries in the 1960s
The average teacher salary in the 1960s was around $6,000 per year.
In the 1960s, teachers earned $12,000 per year on average.
What were Teachers Salaries in the 1970s
Teachers salary in the 1970s was $9,000 on average
Teachers salary in the 1970s was $20,000 on average
Teachers salary in the 1970s was $5,000 on average
Teacher in the 1970s earned 10,000 on average
What were Teachers salaries in the 1980s
Teachers in the 1980s earned 10,000 a year
Teachers in the 1980s earned around 15,000 a year
What was The American Common School Program
A cooking program in Secondary schools
A program focused on teaching advanced subjects
A Change in how students were taught, and what was taught.
What thing(s) are used in all schools
Books
Computers
Pencil Shapener
Lunch Tables
What is McGuffey's Readers
When was the Morrill Act enacted
1861
1864
1862
1863
When was the second Morrill Act
July 4, 2005
September 17, 1901
What did the Morrill Act do
The Act Gave Federal land to build colleges in every state
The Act for better education in Public Schools
The Act that desegregated Schools
The Act where playgrounds are mandatory in Elementary Schools
Who developed Kindergarten in Public Schools
When did Public Schools Start The Kindergarten Program
1870s
What were the kindergarten expectations from 1950-70s
Alphabet wasn't necessary in the 50s
Science, Literature, Social Studies, U.S history
physics, chemistry experiments, robotics workshops
literature analysis, history of art, music theory
Creativity, free play, being creative and using your manners
What Percentage did Kindergarten Enrollment increase from the 1940s-50s
The percentage increase in Kindergarten Enrollment from the 1940s-50s is 50%.
The percentage increase in Kindergarten Enrollment from the 1940s-50s is 150%.
