Note 71 — Chapter II · Nationalism and Localism in History Legislation, 1860-1900

General Statutes of Connecticut, 1888, sec. 2135, p. 466; Digest of Laws of Pennsylvania, 1883, 173, p. 308; required United States history from a law of 1867; Laws of Delaware, 1887, sec. 4, p. 120, United States history. Laws of West Virginia, 1881, sec. 28, p. 182, “history” required for primary school certificates; see Laws, 1874, p. 399; Revised Statutes of Indiana, 1881, 4425, p. 957, Laws of 1889, ch. LV, p. 85, for common schools, United States history was required; Supplement to Revised Statutes of Wisconsin, 1878, required United States history, federal and state constitutions for the first, second, third grade certificates, also Laws, 1887, ch. 79, p. 77; General Statutes of Kansas, 1889, 5651, par. 90, p. 1831. United States history was required for first, second, and third grade certificates; also Laws, 1881, ch. 151, par. 6, amended by Laws, 1885, ch. 170, par. 1, p. 274; Revised Statutes of Idaho Territory, 1887, ch. VII, sec. 680, county certificates with the requirement of United States history; Code of Washington, 1881, sec. 3240, p. 564, United States history was required, from Laws, 1871, also Laws, 1885, p. 27; Codes and Statutes of California, 1885, par. 1772, Vol. I, p. 298, which was the same as in 1876; for county certificates United States history was prescribed.