Between church and state, religion and public education in a multicultural America, James W. Fraser
Type
Label
Between church and state, religion and public education in a multicultural America, James W. Fraser
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [241]-267) and index
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Between church and state
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
40538306
Responsibility statement
James W. Fraser
Sub title
religion and public education in a multicultural America
Table Of Contents
From holy commonwealth to the strange compromise of 1789 -- Creating an American common school and a common faith: Horace Mann and the Protestant public schools, 1789-1860 -- Who defines what is common? Roman Catholics and the common school movement, 1801-1892 -- Literacy in the African American community: church and school in slave and free communities, 1802-1902 -- Native American religion, Christian missionaries, and government schools, 1819-1926 -- Protestant, Catholic, Jew: immigration and nativism from the Blaine Amendment to the Scopes Trial, 1875-1925 -- Prayer, bible reading, and federal money: the expanding role of Congress and the Supreme Court, 1925-1968 -- Culture wars, creationism, and the Reagan revolution, 1968-1990 -- Changing school boards, curriculum, and the Constitution, 1990- -- What's next? Prayers, vouchers, and creationism: the battle for the schools of the Twenty-First century
Classification
Creator
Subject
Mapped to
Incoming Resources
- Has instance1