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Horace Mann Quiz
The Mann Behind American Education: A Quiz on Horace Mann's Impact
Updated: Jul 23, 2023
Get ready to dive into the fascinating world of Horace Mann! Unearth untold stories, unveil his transformative educational reforms, and unlock the secrets behind his intriguing political career. Prepare for a mind-blowing quiz experience!
From the obvious to the obscure, this quiz covers it all! With 31 questions on Horace Mann, it's the perfect way to test your Horace Mann knowledge. Think you have what it takes to score 100%? Get to know yourself better.
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Victorian Age
Industrial Revolution
Educational Reform Era
Renaissance
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Democrat
Libertarian
Whig
Republican
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Animal Rights
Prohibition
Slavery
Women's Suffrage
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American Renaissance Man
The Liberator Of Slavery
The First President
The Father Of American Education
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October 10, 1776
July 23, 1785
May 4, 1796
August 12, 1800
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New York
Florida
Texas
Massachusetts
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Stanford University
Antioch College
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
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House Of Representatives
Both
Neither
Senate
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Aristocracy
Autonomy
Strict Discipline
Judicious Republican Citizenship
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Texas
New York
Massachusetts
California
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To Create Elite Private Schools
To Create Adult Education Programs
To Establish Professional Schools For Teachers
To Eliminate Homeschooling
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John Dewey And Maria Montessori
Benjamin Franklin And Thomas Edison
Henry Barnard And Catharine Beecher
Abraham Lincoln And Frederick Douglass
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January 1, 1860
August 2, 1859
September 17, 1857
December 25, 1858
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He Had No Opinion On Them
He Believed They Were Not Necessary
He Believed They Were The Best Way To Discipline American Children
He Was Against Them
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Only Those In The Northeast
Most Of Them
Only Those In The South
All 50
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The Place Where Mann Served As A President
Being A Whig College
Hosting The Common School Movement
Being Against Slavery
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Average Public Schools
Schools For Exceptionally Gifted Students
Schools To Train Professional Teachers
Schools For Students With Special Needs
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He Was A Key Financer
He Was Popular Among Modernizers
He Was A Fringe Member
He Was Ostracized
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As A Resource To Be Tapped
As A Liability
As A Lost Cause
As Hopeless
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1862
1840
1854
1848
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Edward Everett
Henry Clay
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Webster
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Abolishing Slavery
Gaining Personal Power
Promoting Public Education
Ensuring Women's Suffrage
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US Congressman
President Of Antioch College
President Of The United States
Secretary Of The Massachusetts State Board Of Education
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Antioch College
Harvard University
Princeton University
Yale University
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1850
1852
1855
1858
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Green Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Libertarian Party
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Education
Medicine
Business
Law
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Building Bridges
Improving Educational Standards
Abolishing Slavery
Building Public Schools
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George Washington
James Madison
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Barnard
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Public Education Should Be Universally Available
Education Is The Responsibility Of Parents Only
Only The Wealthy Should Be Educated
The Government Should Not Be Involved In Education
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Aug 2, 1859
Jan 15, 1865
Apr 15, 1870
Oct 13, 1908
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