Assignment part 3

It all started in the mid-nineteenth when the public school was open and it was called the " common" school. It wasn't for anyone, and not everywhere not everyone to that chance and learned. everyone does deserve to be educated especially the girls, the girls who stay behind and not get the chance to be educated just the same way as boys. the word fear is just an emotional way of seeing someone wants something but they can't have it. We find that education was really hard to come by but many people including presidents believed that education was vital in the citizen's lives to future development and growth. You really can't do something really big without entering school, that's why it should be very important to us having boys and girls be at the same level in life.

  The sentence that is a quote by Thomas Jefferson had me focused on he was a person who fought for education free education at the end public schooling for all and the sentence that he says perfectly ties to get the reason as to why these are important for everyone. 

    being a lower class does not give you a lot of options to be educated but to stay home and work, and that is why children have a lot of fear about the future without being educated." the mid-nineteenth- century " common" school displayed not only financial inequalities but also cultural biases, racism, and gender discrimination, values challenged but still dominant in that day and beyond.