20 POINTS!! Read the excerpt from Archibald Murphey’s 1817 report to the North Carolina senate.

This plan for establishing primary schools is simple, and can easily be carried into execution. . . . It enables every neighborhood . . . to have a primary school, at the cheap price of a small lot of ground, and a house . . . sufficient for the purpose of the school. Were these schools in full operation in every section of the State, even in the present state of our population, more than fifteen thousand children would annually be taught in them. These schools would be to the rich a convenience, and to the poor, a blessing.

According to the excerpt, what were Murphey’s goals for public education? Check all that apply.

to make education more convenient for wealthy children
to develop schools across the state as cheaply as possible
to educate both wealthy and poor children
to provide every neighborhood with access to a primary school
to establish universities in every section of the state