Module 3 - Group A

The most celebrated proponent of common-school reform was: 

• Henry Barnard

• Horace Mann  

• Francis Wayland

• George Washington

The common school reform movement did not attempt to make education a pillar of social, political and economic development.

• True

• False

The establishment of state-supervised public education systems, including common schools, high schools, and universities.

• True

• False

Parents struggled between using affection versus authority in raising their children, balancing freedom and responsibility,

• True

• False

Owen believed education could transform individuals and society by fostering moral development and cooperation.

• True

• False

Owen’s ideas on abolishing private property and establishing cooperative societies aimed to eliminate class distinctions and promote economic equality.

• True

• False

Who is Max Weber?

• German sociologist

• An American politician

• European trader

• Dutch engineer

Protestantism is one of the major branches of ...

• ISLAM

• BUDHA

• CHRISTIANITY 

• FAITH

According to Max Weber, which religious belief played a key role in shaping modern capitalism?

• Catholicism

• Beyonceism

• Calvinism

• Hinduism

Max Weber believed that capitalism developed only because of economic factors like industrialization and trade.

• True

• False