People of the world in this period of the 1950s and 1960s most often fear . . .:

Essentially, a key map about state reinstatement to the Union in your text and posted PowerPoints noted in class reflects:

The motivation for Ford’s significant action in office is to:

In our class lecture, we quoted historians saying that in the Bay of Pigs and Cuban Missile Crisis, Pres. John F. Kennedy (JFK) exhibited what?

We spent time covering U.S. presidents in the last portion of this course with the idea that they:

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Copy and paste your Day 1 writing into this quiz by clicking here. Review your summary. You should have multiple paragraphs in it – with 1 paragraph per main idea. Each paragraph should introduce one of the sections of the author’s ideas, describe how the author supports that idea/concept, and explain why the author finds the information and/or idea important. Then move to the personal response. It must open with your response thesis [agree, disagree, partially agree with the author – use the author’s name and explain why you feel that way]. Then go into your reasoning. Each paragraph should briefly identify a point from the article, and then focus fully on explaining your feelings, observations and reasons for agreeing/disagreeing with it. You will include stories from your life, observations of others, and details (names, places, brief bits of dialogue, internal feelings and emotions). The personal response may use first and third-person point of view. The final personal response should be 500-600 words.

The diameter of a bicycle tire is 27.5 in.  What is that distance in millimeters?  Useful info: 39.4 in = 1 m; 2.54 cm = 1 in Write your answer in the blank.  Show your work on scratch paper and  upload it to “Quiz 2 Scratch paper” in Assignments.

Liquid bromoform has a density of 2.89 g/mL.  Will a piece of glass (d = 2.50 g/mL) sink in or float on bromoform?  Explain your answer.

A car gets 24.1 km/L of gasoline.  How many gallons of gasoline are needed to drive 295 miles?  Hint: 1 gal = 3.79 L; 1.61 km = 1 mile; 1.06 qt = 1 L. Write your answer in the blank.  Show your work on scratch paper and upload it to “Quiz 2 Scratch paper” in Assignments.