What was Horace Mann's goal as a reformer in the nineteenth century?

a to establish a system of religious schools so that the Christian message would be consistent

b to establish a system of public schools that he felt were necessary in a democracy

c to create a system of private schools that would be affordable for most citizens

d to allow people to choose the type of schools they wanted their children to attend

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Thomas Castaneda

13 October, 20:03

What was Horace Mann's goal as a reformer in the nineteenth century?

a to establish a system of religious schools so that the Christian message would be consistent

b to establish a system of public schools that he felt were necessary in a democracy

c to create a system of private schools that would be affordable for most citizens

d to allow people to choose the type of schools they wanted their children to attend

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Armani Bowman · Answer 1

On of Horace Mann's main goals as a reformer in the nineteenth century was " b to establish a system of public schools that he felt were necessary in a democracy," since he felt that the education system in the US was significantly lacking.