John Conry adopted the Poughkeepsie model in creating one of these places in Faribault, Minesota.
John Conry adopted the Poughkeepsie model in creating one of these places in Faribault, Minesota. Many more were created after Sophia Shepard beat the ten-year-old Thomas Whall for over 30 minutes. The Bennett law angered Germans in Wisconsin by requiring these institutions to conduct affairs in English. Governor Walter Pierce was the defendant in two Supreme Court cases that overturned an Oregon law create to eliminate these places. James Blaine proposed an amendment that would prevent state funding of them. Hugo Black argued that a "general program" of services like fire protection or public transportation for people attending these was constitutional in Everson v. New Jersey. Warren Burger opined that laws in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island that supplemented salaries of people working in these places were unconstitutional, and created a three-part test for further government dealings with them in Lemon v. Kurtzman. For 10 points, name these educational institutions.
John Conry adopted the Poughkeepsie model in creating one of these places in Faribault, Minesota.
{religious schools} (or {Catholic schools}; or {parochial schools}; prompt on “private schools;” do not accept “public schools”)