Elite Heirarchy/Exclusion
Religion vs. Honor
Governing Bodies
100

The collegiate ideal, quality of undergraduate learning, and advancing knowledge are all criteria associated with this higher education status.

Elite

100

A majority of the University of Virginia students hailed from this state.

Virginia
100

This amendment to the Civil Rights Act, passed in 1972, forbade the discrimination of women.

Title IX

200

The development of junior colleges, teachers colleges, and service oriented, urban universities reflected the growth of __ higher education in the early 1900s.

Mass

200

The early beginnings of the University of Virginia reflected "...a state of '______'" due to student behavior (Wagoner, p. 141).

"...insubordination, lawlessness, and riot".

200

This 1944 Act led to approximately 1.1 million soldiers enrolled in higher education institutions following WW2.

The GI Bill or Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944

300

This program at Swarthmore was established to attract academically ambitious students to heighten elite status in the sphere of undergraduate education.

The Honors program

300

Among other disruptive and violent acts of rebellion, this tragic event specifically can be catagorized as the worst to come from the University of Virginia riots. 

The murder of Professor Davis

300

Criticized as premature, this Act, passed in 1862, established Land Grant institutions and shaped utilitarian education by mandating that “at least one college” offered agriculture, mechanical arts, etc.

The Morril Act