Horace Mann

4. Education encompasses all of human _____.
7. A strict education that taught duty, discipline, respect for authority, and the ability to follow _____.
9. The entire purpose of the system was to instill loyalty to the _____.
11. Horace Mann was the key _____ of the education system.
13. The rest of the population had no access to the _____ education.
16. Mann eventually earned the title of _____ of American Public Education.
17. This new system provided the skills needed for the early _____ world.
20. Prussia established an educational system that was considered _____ in nature.
22. Horace Mann was an American _____.
23. The _____ foundation saw to it that right after the Civil War the Prussian system was integrated into the Concord South.
26. The reason why the battle was lost is that the Prussian soldiers were thinking for _____ in the battlefield instead of following orders.
28. The Canadian Superintendent of Schools, _____ Ryerson.
30. We, as human beings, learn over our lifetime on a _____ level.

1. The _____ system had shown to be such a success for the government's purposes.
2. Mann supported the _____ of Massachusetts in adopting the Prussian model of Education for the entire state.
3. Mann became the head of the newly created _____ of Education in Massachusetts.
5. The Kingdom of Prussia which is now modern-day _____.
6. The editor of Toronto's Globe newspaper.
8. In other words _____ thinking had to be done away with now.
10. It was necessary to squeeze out all independent _____ from the masses.
12. John Locke's view that the children are a _____ slate.
14. Elite children destined for higher offices went on to attend _____ schools.
15. It was believed that one had to _____ the power of most people to make sense out of the available information.
18. It was the responsibility of the _____ to ensure that education was provided for the child.
19. Fitch had a deep _____ on the rise the Third Reich.
21. This new system the Prussian Corps tried to create social obedience in the citizens through _____.
24. The philosophy of Johann _____ directly influenced the creation of Prussian model of schooling.
25. The governor of New York set up the very same method in _____ New York schools.
27. The first state law that made it _____ for children to go to school.
29. German people had been bred from birth to _____ authority above all else.