Question

why the government of European countries increased the peace time revenues?
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Answer 1

Explanation:

Shifts in the political spectrum and larger

issues of industrial society prompted important

changes in government functions through the second half of the 19th century. Mass

education headed the list. Building on earlier

precedents, most governments in western

Europe established universal public schooling

in the 1870s and 80s, requiring attendance at least at the primary levels. Education was

seen as essential to provide basic skills such as literacy and numeracy. It also was a vital means of conditioning citizens to loyalty to the national

government. All the educational systems

vigorously pushed nationalism in their history and literature courses. They tried to standardize

language, as against minority dialects and languages (opposing Polish in Germany, for example, or Breton in France).

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Answer 2

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Shifts in the political spectrum and larger

issues of industrial society prompted important

changes in government functions through the second half of the 19th century. Mass

education headed the list. Building on earlier

precedents, most governments in western

Europe established universal public schooling

in the 1870s and 80s, requiring attendance at least at the primary levels. Education was

seen as essential to provide basic skills such as literacy and numeracy. It also was a vital means of conditioning citizens to loyalty to the national

government. All the educational systems

vigorously pushed nationalism in their history and literature courses. They tried to standardize

language, as against minority dialects and languages (opposing Polish in Germany, for example, or Breton in France).