how did the education accountability act of 1998 improve k-12 education? A. It required academic standards and school ratings. B
. It created an exit exam for high school seniors. C. It used an increase in the sales taxes to fund education. D. It tightened school attendance requirements.
<span>B. It created an exit exam for high school seniors</span> The Education Accountability Act(1998) brought about education accountability reforms. It
required State Board of Education to establish specific standards in math,
English/language arts, science, and social studies. These standards were
to provide the basis for student assessment in grades three through
eight as well as a high school exit exam.
"The purpose of the FDIC was to ensure that people would not lose the money they had deposited in banks if those banks should fail. Early in the Great Depression, many banks failed."
Racism is founded in part on the belief that race is a biological phenomenon. As a result, biological differences become an explanation for social differences. In genetics, social distinctions become naturalized.
