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− | Mass compulsion [[school]]ing came to prominence in [[Prussia]] in the 19<sup>th</sup> century, and was swiftly followed by a huge rise in | + | Mass compulsion [[school]]ing came to prominence in [[Prussia]] in the 19<sup>th</sup> century, and was swiftly followed by a huge rise in militarism in that country. Neighbours [[UK]] and [[France]] copied the tactic, while emissaries from [[Japan]] and [[USA]] were dispatched to learn how to institute forced schooling in those countries. |
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Militarism
Forced Schooling
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Mass compulsion schooling came to prominence in Prussia in the 19th century, and was swiftly followed by a huge rise in militarism in that country. Neighbours UK and France copied the tactic, while emissaries from Japan and USA were dispatched to learn how to institute forced schooling in those countries.
An example
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Conscription | "Conscription means writing someone's name on a list–a list that, unfortunately, a lot of people usually don't want to be on!" |
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