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Can You Really ‘Ban’ the Negative Effects of Advertising?0
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- June 25, 2019
The U.K. has recently hit upon a brilliant strategy to do away with harmful or offensive gender stereotypes – they are banning them from advertisements. Following outrage in the past couple of years over ads that were seen as toxic, the U.K. has responded by banning advertising that perpetuates negative stereotypes or equates physical attractiveness
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Can You Pass This Expansive Classics Quiz And Prove Your Mastery Of Literature?0
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- September 6, 2016
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Can You Pass This College Entrance Exam from 1901?0
- August 1, 2016
Is the curriculum in today’s schools less rigorous than it was 100 years ago? Many Americans have been suspicious that the answer to this question is yes, particularly as they have caught glimpses of book lists and other class requirements from the past. The following images provide a further glimpse into the schools and subject
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Can You Pass this Century-Old History Exam?0
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- November 24, 2017
In 1908, Minnesota 8th graders were expected to answer a number of questions on American history in order to gain entrance to high school. A sampling of these questions is found in the quiz below. Keep in mind that the 8th graders of 1908 didn’t have the luxury of multiple choice answers! Do you think
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Can You Pass This American Literature Quiz from 1911?0
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- July 14, 2016
In 1911, American high schoolers used these questions to review and prepare for tests such as the New York Regents exam. Do you believe today’s high school students would be able to pass this test, or are schools failing to teach students about America’s literary history? Save this article to favorites
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Can You Pass This 8th Grade U.S. Civics Test?0
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- July 11, 2016
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