Which of the following was NOT a reason eventually leading to the reduction of the number of medical schools at the end of the eighteenth century?

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The federal government did not begin to provide significant funds for medical schools and students until the mid-twentieth century, so this could not have been a reason for the reduction of medical schools at the end of the eighteenth century. The other three choices were all factors contributing to the reduction of the number of medical schools at that time.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Reason Eventually Leading