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Public opinion and the teaching of history in the United States

Note 158 — Chapter III · Laws for the Expansion of the History Curriculum 1900-1917

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Statutes of Wisconsin, 1917, 40, 30, p. 375; ibid., 1915, ch. 27s. 447 (1863, c155 s55; 1866, c111 s6; 1869, c50 s1; 1871, c14 s1; R. S. 1878, s447; Suppl., 1906, s447; 1907, c118, 200; 1911, c409). Statutes of Wisconsin, 1913, ch. 27 s553 p-5, p. 335; ibid., 1917, s41.17 (1), p. 411. This law was repealed in 1917. The requirement was the same in 1915. Ibid., 1915, c275, s553, p-5, p. 335. In Wisconsin, in normal training courses in the high school, American history was required for at least one semester in the eleventh and twelfth grades.

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