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

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

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

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

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Who developed over forty vaccines during his lifetime?

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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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These tiny electronic parts made smaller computers possible.

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

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

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What was the first company to dominate the computer industry?

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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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What was the name of the first American artificial satellite?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Who developed over forty vaccines during his lifetime?

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

These tiny electronic parts made smaller computers possible.

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

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

What was the first company to dominate the computer industry?

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

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

What was the name of the first American artificial satellite?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Match each person with his proper description.

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

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

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

Who developed over forty vaccines during his lifetime?

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

These tiny electronic parts made smaller computers possible.

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

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

What was the first company to dominate the computer industry?

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

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

What was the name of the first American artificial satellite?

Match the following persons or things with their proper description.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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