Question

In the United States, few children attended school in the early 19th century
because:
A. the highest-paying jobs in the country required little education.
B. public education programs were available only for adults.
C. rural children were expected to work on family farms.
D. parents believed schools limited their children's creativity.

Answer 1

Answer:

C

Explanation:

Few children went to school as they were expected to help on the farm.

Answer 2

rural children were expected to work on family farms