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How were the younger children taught in 1800s?

- Dame Schools:

- For children ages 3 to 7.

- Run by women in their homes.

- Taught basic reading, writing, and arithmetic

- Common Schools or District Schools:

- For children ages 7 to 14.

- Funded by the local community through taxes.

- Provided basic literacy and numeracy education.

- Academies and Seminaries:

- For children from wealthier families.

- Offered more advanced education, including languages, science, history, and philosophy.

- Sunday Schools:

- Conducted by churches on Sundays.

- Focused on religious instruction, but also taught basic literacy skills.

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