Why might the Founding Fathers have argued that educational decisions should be left to the states and local authorities?

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Biswajit · Answer 1 · 2022-05-30T18:16:53+0000

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Over the course of the convention, the 61-year-old had come to fear the powerful new government his colleagues were creating. Mason thought the president could become a tyrant as oppressive as George III.

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