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What were the major features of education, culture, and daily life in the eighteenth century?
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What were the major features of education, culture, and daily life in the eighteenth century?

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Colleges for the privileged. Puritan education was by the church for boys. Some public elementary schools and libraries. Daily life and culture mocked England. They drank tea, died from smallpox, and had hard winters. ANGLICIZATION - copying English cultural and religious traits.

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