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American History II: Chp. 28 - American Society During the Cold War (Section 1-3) (3/26/2024)

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1.

Match each person with his proper description.

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Doves

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1st American to orbit the Earth.

Malcolm X

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1st American in space.

Madalyn Murray O'Hair

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1st American to walk on the moon.

Neil Armstrong

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1st black American to enroll at the University of Mississippi.

John Glenn

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Initially a Black Separist that advocated for "Black Power"

James Meredith

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Militant black American separatist group.

Alan Shepard Jr.

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Those who supported the fight in Vietnam

Rachel Carson

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Those who opposed the war in Vietnam

Black Panthers

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Author of Silent Spring.

Hawks

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Worked to have all expressions of Christian faith removed from public life.

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2.

Who refused to give up her city bus seat in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955?

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3.

Who helped to organize the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which used non-violent resistance to Jim Crow laws in America?

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4.

What event occurred in 1986 that saw the U.S. space program slow down its exploration of space?

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5.

Who developed over forty vaccines during his lifetime?

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6.

One of these men introduced the polio vaccine in 1955 and the other perfected an oral polio vaccine. Choose the men.

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7.

These tiny electronic parts made smaller computers possible.

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8.

Which 1973 court case had the effect of legalizing abortion in America?

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9.

What was the massive research effort to identify all of the approximately 24,000 genes in human DNA called?

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10.

What was the first company to dominate the computer industry?

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11.

What era is remembered as a time of new car models and a variety of choices?

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This was created to improve safety and to help regulate the country's air lanes.

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13.

What was the name of the first American artificial satellite?

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14.

Match the following persons or things with their proper description.

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Walter Kronkite

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Famous American abstract expressionist.

Harper Lee

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This journalist was known as the most trusted man on TV.

Jackson Pollack

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Remembered as the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time.

Jack Nicklaus

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Beloved American children's author.

Norman Rockwell

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Author of To Kill a Mockingbird

Hank Aaron

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Considered to be one of the greatest illustrators of the 20th century.

Muhammad Ali

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Golf's greatest star of the televsion era.

Theodore Geisel

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Considered by many to be the greatest running back in NFL history.

Walker "Sugar Ray" Robinson

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1st man to break Babe Ruth's all-time homerun record.

Jim Brown

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Considered the greatest pound for pound boxer of all time (irrespective of weight).

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15.

What was the name of the first artificial satellite to orbit the Earth? Hint: Launched by the Soviet Union

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16.

Name two of the three American space programs in the 1950s and 1960s.

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17.

Name two of the three major television networks in the 1960s.

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18.

Frances Crick and James Watson achieved fame with their study and work in this area.

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19.

Who is considered the "brains" behind the Microsoft Corporation's Windows operating system?

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20.

Name one of the two original founders of Apple Computers in 1976.

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21.

What name was given to the group of young men and women who toured the South by bus to protest local segregation laws?

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22.

At what college did the National Guard shoot and kill four students during a protest?

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23.

This counterculture movement saw many young people abandon all traditional values and lived together in communes.