Progressives Viewed Schools, to Some Extent, as the Appropriate Place

Multiple Choice

Progressives viewed schools, to some extent, as the appropriate place to solve problems associated with industrialization, immigration, and urbanization because

A) schooling could produce experts.
B) nonschool institutions couldn't be trusted to instill values.
C) the superiority of scientific methods could be demonstrated more widely in the schools.
D) All of these answers are correct.