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Changes in education during the Progressive Era included each of the following except that .
pastors and theologians were seen as the most respected members of a community
more colleges were large, and secular universities focused on social science, industrial arts, and practical studies
more women and African Americans were able to attend college
education came to be seen as a means of changing society
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Answer: pastors and theologians were seen as the most respected members of a community.
Explanation: During the Progressive Era education became more secular and professionalized (larger colleges, emphasis on social sciences and practical training), expanded access for women and African Americans increased, and reformers like John Dewey promoted schooling as a means to change society. Clerical authority as the dominant cultural force in education declined rather than increased.
Explanation: During the Progressive Era education became more secular and professionalized (larger colleges, emphasis on social sciences and practical training), expanded access for women and African Americans increased, and reformers like John Dewey promoted schooling as a means to change society. Clerical authority as the dominant cultural force in education declined rather than increased.
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