11. What "wins" the South? 12. Who tells the world in 1961 that America will put a man on the moo 13. How many Americans worked strictly on Apollo 11? 14. How many Americans reached the moon? 15. What is the fault line that chains the nation? 16. When does change occur for African Americans? 17. What happens in July 1948? 18. Who was the voice of the modern Civil Rights Movement? 19. What was passed a year after the March on Washington? 20. What did the Manhattan Project develop? 21. What infiltrates the Manhattan Project? 22. When did the Soviets get the bomb? 23. What were the drills done at school? 24.1960-The __ Incident: a US spy plane sho 25.1962 - __ Crisis over I 26. Why were congressional hearings set up?

## Step1<br />The first question is asking about the event or factor that led to the South's victory. This is a historical question, and the answer depends on the context of the question.<br /><br />## Step2<br />The second question is asking about the person who announced in 1961 that America would send a man to the moon. This is a historical fact, and the answer is John F. Kennedy.<br /><br />## Step3<br />The third question is asking about the number of Americans who worked strictly on Apollo 11. This is a factual question, and the answer is 400,000.<br /><br />## Step4<br />The fourth question is asking about the number of Americans who reached the moon. This is a factual question, and the answer is 12.<br /><br />## Step5<br />The fifth question is asking about the fault line that divides the nation. This is a metaphorical question, and the answer is the Civil War.<br /><br />## Step6<br />The sixth question is asking about when change occurred for African Americans. This is a historical question, and the answer is during the Civil Rights Movement.<br /><br />## Step7<br />The seventh question is asking about what happened in July 1948. This is a historical question, and the answer is the Berlin Blockade.<br /><br />## Step8<br />The eighth question is asking about the voice of the modern Civil Rights Movement. This is a historical question, and the answer is Martin Luther King Jr.<br /><br />## Step9<br />The ninth question is asking about what was passed a year after the March on Washington. This is a historical question, and the answer is the Civil Rights Act of 1964.<br /><br />## Step10<br />The tenth question is asking about what the Manhattan Project developed. This is a historical question, and the answer is the atomic bomb.<br /><br />## Step11<br />The eleventh question is asking about what infiltrated the Manhattan Project. This is a historical question, and the answer is Soviet spies.<br /><br />## Step12<br />The twelfth question is asking about when the Soviets got the bomb. This is a historical question, and the answer is in 1949.<br /><br />## Step13<br />The thirteenth question is asking about what the drills done at school were for. This is a historical question, and the answer is to prepare for a potential nuclear attack.<br /><br />## Step14<br />The fourteenth question is asking about the incident in 1960 where a US spy plane was shot down. This is a historical question, and the answer is the U-2 Incident.<br /><br />## Step15<br />The fifteenth question is asking about the crisis in 1962 over something. This is a historical question, and the answer is the Cuban Missile Crisis.<br /><br />## Step16<br />The sixteenth question is asking about why congressional hearings were set up. This is a historical question, and the answer is to investigate alleged disloyalty or subversive activities.