How did the state legislature respond to Archibald Murphey's plans for education and infrastructure?

They made changes based on all of Murphey's plans.

They made only the changes that were related to infrastructure.

They rejected changes to infrastructure but approved changes to education.

They rejected all of his plans because they could not afford the improvements.

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Jayden Barker

Social Studies

27 October, 06:16

How did the state legislature respond to Archibald Murphey's plans for education and infrastructure?

They made changes based on all of Murphey's plans.

They made only the changes that were related to infrastructure.

They rejected changes to infrastructure but approved changes to education.

They rejected all of his plans because they could not afford the improvements.

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Daniella Curry · Answer 1

Archibald Murphey is considered to be the father of education as he was a pioneer in advocating educational plans and other public works proposals for the benefit of North

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Archibald Murphey is considered to be a forerunner in advocating many developmental plans in the field of education in North Carolina. He initially served to be the professor and then studied law in Hillsborough. He was famous for his educational proposals and constitutional reforms.

He represented Orange County and became a senator. He submitted his proposals on road developments and educational plan in the legislature of North Carolina but it was completely fell into the deaf ears as they found that the plan involves huge amount.