Why did western nations commit to public education?
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western nations wanted to make it easier for everyone to get a job
workers needed training to work in factories during the second industrial revolution.
socialism and universal equality was very important during this time.
education gave children something to do

:) during the cold war, people were afraid of communists, both outside and inside the united states. the red scare and mccarthyism that grew out of these fears were damaging to the american way of life. during the mccarthy years, many of the freedoms guaranteed in the bill of rights were limited. write a paragraph explaining what lessons can be learned from the mccarthy era about what u.s. citizens need to protect in order to preserve the democratic political system and the american way of life.