Mabel's Remake of EDU 1770s-1820s Timeline by Mabel Graham

Noah Webster

mgraham9247_ — 2023-11-30 21:17:00 UTC

He was most famous for writing a dictionary called " Webster's" This was commonly used in schools throughout the US.

1828

Sarah Roberts and the Smith School

mgraham9247_ — 2023-12-01 22:32:24 UTC

Sarah was a five-year-old girl who wanted to go to a certain school in the 1840s. Mostly cause she lived close, but because of her race, she had to go to an all-black school which was four times as far.

Booker T Washington

mgraham9247_ — 2023-12-01 22:40:53 UTC

In 1895, Washington said whites had to allow blacks economic progress and educational opportunity. That wouldn't be possible without the help of Booker T Washington and the fights he put up.

Bishop Hughes and Catholic Schools

mgraham9247_ — 2023-12-04 02:01:52 UTC

Bishop Hughes created catholic schools in 1903 and also provided lots of things into the development of it.

Frederick Douglass

mgraham9247_ — 2023-12-04 02:10:57 UTC

Frederick Douglass is one of the most known people in history, he was mostly known for being the father of the abolitionist movement and he advised presidents about the Civil War and the black suffrage movement.

1850s.

Gary, Indiana Schools

mgraham9247_ — 2023-12-14 21:12:48 UTC

Founded in 1906, they were one of the best examples of progressive education. Soon after progressive education was tested lots of other schools started doing it, one of the best examples being New York, but that's another story. (" Gary Schools | Encyoclopedia.com")

Little Rock Nine

mgraham9247_ — 2023-12-14 21:19:43 UTC

1957, Little Rock Nine. This movement was big not only because of how many people protested but also because of the story. They were students that were the first African Americans that transferred to Little Rock Central High School.

Brown vs Board of Education

mgraham9247_ — 2023-12-15 22:41:11 UTC

On May 17, 1954, the case, Brown vs board of education, was a case that declared " separate but equal." So in the future, there will be less segregation and hopefully less racism.