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modern day simliar person --> Bill Gates

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modern day simliar person --> Bill Gates

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-In 2010, the Editorial Projects in Education Research Center named Gates the most influential person in education
Gates contributed over $1.2 billion to high school reform efforts, helped bring technology into schools that needed it, and advocated with some success for changing the high school system in the U.S.

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What lasting impact, if any, did the person's reforms have on American society?

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What lasting impact, if any, did the person's reforms have on American society?

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He secured a balance between the industrial revolution and peaceful moderate day life. He also established the first infant school. He created the institution for the formation of character, which educated the workers. He also inspired other reformers.

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What detail(s) of the person's work made him or her an interesting historicalfigure?

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What detail(s) of the person's work made him or her an interesting historicalfigure?

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He moved from Wales to Indiana to make American society better. He was originally a member of Manchester board of health that worked to improve the lives of the factory workers in the mills. During the end of his life he became a spiritualist and he thought he contacted Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin.

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What success did the individual have in promoting reform?

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What success did the individual have in promoting reform?

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He was very successful with promoting reform. He strongly advocated education for the young and he established child care. He was a philanthropist. He was most successful in his support for the young which is evidenced by his founding of infant childcare in Great Britain.

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2. What methods did the person use to improve American life?

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2. What methods did the person use to improve American life?

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He had three main points. 1) He believed people should not be blamed for their actions because the environment shaped the person. 2) He thought religion was a waste of time so he strongly opposed it. 3) Because he stood up for the working class, he believed the factory system should be replace by the putting-out system.

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What criticism of American society did the individual have?

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What criticism of American society did the individual have?

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Robert Owen was strongly against organized religion in America. He also believed that public education was not strong enough and a person was shaped by its environment. He believed social hierarchy was in the wrong place in America.

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Wife: Caroline Dale
Parents: Robert Owen and Anne Williams
Children: Jackson Dale, Robert Dale, William, Anne Caroline, Jane Dale, David Dale, Richard Dale, Mary Owen

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--he worked in the cotton industry in Manchester before settling in a large mill at New Lanark in Scotland

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-a welsh social reformer
-one of the founders of the Utopian socialism and the cooperative movement.

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Born: May 14, 1771
Died: November 17,  1858
born and died: Newtown, United Kingdom