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The 11 pages that link to Horace Mann, each with the reason it gives.

• Compulsory educationRelated: His campaigns helped build political support for universal public schooling.

• Public educationRelated: Mann's campaigns linked public schooling to civic equality and social improvement.

• Common school movementRelated: As Massachusetts secretary of education, he became the movement’s most influential organizer and advocate.

• Normal schoolRelated: He helped establish publicly supported normal schools in Massachusetts.

• Primary educationRelated: His advocacy shaped the expansion and organization of American primary schooling.

• SchoolRelated: His advocacy helped advance public schooling in nineteenth-century Massachusetts.

• Public schoolRelated: His advocacy helped advance tax-supported, state-organized schooling in the United States.

• Secular educationRelated: His common-school movement helped establish public education as a civic institution rather than a church responsibility.

• Elizabeth PeabodyRelated: His marriage to Mary Peabody joined the family to a broader school-reform movement.

• History of educationRelated: His campaigns helped establish public schooling as a civic institution in the United States.

• Lowell MasonRelated: Mann’s school reforms helped create the climate in which music entered public education.