How was education reform in South Carolina different from education reform in the rest of the country? A) "Populists across the country directed their efforts of educational reform on teacher quality; in South Carolina, extending the school year received precedence."

B) "Nationwide, access to college education received Populist attention; in South Carolina, attendance in primary schools became a goal."

C) "Nationally, Populists aimed for the implementation of a national school curriculum; in South Carolina, state control of education was preferred."

D) "In South Carolina, the issue of uneven funding of schools was a focus; in the rest of the nation, the funding of schools was an issue of lower priority."