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[quote=Anonymous]All the way up until progressive nobility started establishing village school houses in the 19 century  you did not have anything organized really. That is because there was no such need from the perspective of those societies.
Poor people were poor and uneducated and stayed that way from generation to generation. Nobility was educating their young ones and the two worlds did not collide behind any desks. 
The early elementary schools were teaching reading, writing and math, they were established with the purpose to educate to some degree and to allow parents to be employed in  the emerging sectors of early industrial period, while also let the farming families to be more productive not having to focus on child care but on the production of goods. It was simply releasing the resources.
Coincidentally there was great progress in school development in the Post revolution Russia because the new society
required everybody to work and taking care of the kids all of the sudden became a problem to which an easy mass education became a solution on many levels. 
The school role was similar in all countries that shared the same path of social progress respectively. So the more progressive capitalist or socialist communities would have more develop system and the less developed agrarian societies would have historically lesser need for schools.

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