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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Neil Hull

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11 November, 17:22

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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Sebastian Wheeler · Answer 1

I dont think anyone understands. what is the question you are trying to ask? these seem like answers

Rylee Allen · Answer 2

Option A, all children should have to attend school, is the right answer.

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The Common School Movement was a movement that began in the early phase of the 1800s. This movement was initiated by Horace Mann to provide free education to all students without any discrimination. During this period, great changes took place in the history of public schooling. The main aim of the movement involved free education for students, to encourage and educate teachers and to state control over public schools.