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6. What kind of schools were middle class children likely to attend?
- State schools
- Grammar schools
- Private schools
- Public schools
7. What were the social effects of the 1870 Act?
- It supported children to help their families and households so they were kept back from school
- It had little to no effect
- It interfered with children helping their families and households so they were kept back from school
- It interfered with children helping their families and households but parents couldn't do anything
8. Outline a conservative view of education
- there is not stratification within education as it is accessible to all
- there is an inevitable stratification within education due to stratification from ability and social class
- there is not stratification within education due to stratification from ability
- there is an inevitable stratification within education due to stratification from norms and values
9. When women had access to education, what issue arose?
- There wasn't enough places for women in education
- They were learning different subjects more suited to the stereotypical roles of women
- There weren't enough smart women
- They were only accepted into all female schools
10. Why has the 1870 Act been called a compromise
- The old system still stayed in place and nothing was changed it just became compulsory
- It accepted a bad system and filled in gaps creating a dual system
- It wasn't strong enough to do anything so some people compromised and went to school
- It only suited the working classes and not the middle classes
11. How does Steinbach (2015) define gender
- It is a thing
- It is 2 things - a thing and a process
- It is 3 things - a thing and a process and a being
- It is a process
12. Which historian believed history of education is the history of class struggle manifested in schools and universities?
- Brian Simon
- Brian Sam
- Brian Simone
- Brian Smith
13. How has women's access to education changed over time?
- Generally increasing
- Generally staying the same
- Generally decreasing
- Generally fluctuating
14. Why was the 1870 Elementary Education Act significant?
- It provided for management and maintenance for schools, new schools built and school boards established
- It made full time education compulsory, it provided for management and maintenance for schools, new schools built
- It made full time education compulsory, it provided for management and maintenance for schools, new schools built and school boards established
- It made full time education compulsory, it provided for management and maintenance for schools, and school boards established