Many girls as well as boys are receiving basic instruction in the first part of the 19th century with the growth of the common-school movement. The course of study for boys tends to be more academic than it is for girls. It is the "maternalistic wedge" that allows women to gain access to college and the professions.

US History Collection

school attendance, common-school movement, gender differences in academic rigor, maternalistic wedge, Life in the U. S. Mid-19th Century

American History, American Studies, Sociology, Unfinished Nation, The

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