Higher Ed Pre Civil War

Which women’s college was one of the first higher education institutions for women, founded in 1837?

Which of the following universities was founded to educate Native Americans?

What was the first college established in America?

What was the main influence on the curriculum of early American colleges?

The University of Pennsylvania was the first university to be non-denominational.

Which of the following was NOT part of the early American curriculum?

What was the primary purpose of early American colleges?

What was the primary language of instruction in early American colleges?

What major legislation in the 19th century expanded access to public higher education?

Most early colleges in America were state-funded public institutions.

In the early 19th century, what was the primary way students gained admission to college?

Which of the following was a characteristic of higher education in early America?

Which of the following universities was founded by Thomas Jefferson in 1819?

What movement influenced the rise of new religious colleges in the early 19th century?

Before the Civil War, most colleges in the South were larger and better funded than those in the North.

Which early American college was known for educating African Americans before the Civil War?

The Morrill Act of 1862, which established land-grant colleges, was passed before the Civil War.

Which of the following is the first historically Black college (HBCU)?

Which institution was the first to admit African American students?

Which of these colleges was NOT founded before the American Revolution?