Asked by shadow

How did horace mann feel that reforming the american educational system was important?
A. it would help people attain better jobs
B. it would help in the fight to end slavery
C. it would help in the fight for gender equality
D. it would help people become better christians
Answered by Ms. Sue
I don't like any of your choices. What does your text say?

https://www.biography.com/people/horace-mann-9397522
Answered by shadow
these are the answers for the question stop being so lazy
Answered by Ms. Sue
Please answer my question -- what does your text say?
Answered by Reed
I agree with Ms. Sue. I don't like any of the answers. I don't think Mann intended any of those things. But, you have to choose one of them. How close does one of the answers come to what we know of Mann's writings and thoughts? Read the bio that Ms. Sue posted for you, then decide. And I assure you, neither of us is lazy! If you decline to take the effort to read, if the shoe fits...
Answered by jNerationl Mist ache
Actually, you're all wrong. The answer is D. Horace Mann thought that education was more important than religion. He thought that reforming American education would make them better than Christians. Read the American History Textbook.
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