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He invented the first range with temperature probes. -
She wrote the first work to deal with the facets of domestic life. -
Provides federal support for education in agriculture.
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This act gave money from the sale of federal land to create higher education institutions.
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In 1868, he enrolled in Yale. He is known as the father of nutrition. -
These include University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
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First woman admitted to MIT. -
She gave lectures on cookery. She was an early figure in domestic science which later became home economics. -
This is the conference where Home Economics emerged as a discipline. -
This act established a national Cooperative Extension Service that provides outreach programs to rural Americans.
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She was the first president of the American Dietetic Association. -
Provided federal aid for the purpose of promoting vocational education.
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She was a founding co-director of the College of Home Economics. -
She was an American scientist, nutritionist, and co-director with Martha Van Rensselaer -
She became a speaker in home economics for colleges about her methods to reduce fatigue and increase efficiency. She published The Home-maker and her job in 1927. -
1st African American lady to receive a doctorate in nutrition. -
This offers new and expanded vocational education programs.
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Extends the work of the 1963 amendments, but changes emphasis to people instead of occupations. The 1973 amendment was designed to protect people with disabilities.
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This amendment requires states to develop programs to eliminate discrimination.
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Provides funds to supplement districts for services that would not have been provided if these funds were not available.