Editor's note: I already knew the answers to these questions. Two of the questions I knew because I grew up during that time. The last because I read The Prize : the epic quest for oil, money, and power. But the reason you're reading this is to get help in finding your own answers, right?
Question 1:
What was the more popular name for the Strategic Defense Initiative? Answer: Star Wars.
Type into the search field Strategic Defense Initiative other names and various page results come up on what is now known as Missile Defense Agency.
Question 2:
The Challenger mission that carried the first African-American into space deployed a multipurpose satellite for what country? Answer: India.
Type African-American astronaut Challenger in the search field, which will give you Guion "Guy" Bluford, who flew on STS-8. Replace the previous search query with sts-8 satellite to get the information of Challenger's payload, which included INSAT-1B.
Question 3:
What New England industry quickly collapsed with the discovery of oil in Pennsylvania? Answer: Whaling.
Using before petroleum was used in our search tells us that necessity is truly the mother of invention. "Rock oil" was a substitution product. Some say it worked wonderfully, others gripe a bit too well.
Question 1:
What was the more popular name for the Strategic Defense Initiative? Answer: Star Wars.
Type into the search field Strategic Defense Initiative other names and various page results come up on what is now known as Missile Defense Agency.
Question 2:
The Challenger mission that carried the first African-American into space deployed a multipurpose satellite for what country? Answer: India.
Type African-American astronaut Challenger in the search field, which will give you Guion "Guy" Bluford, who flew on STS-8. Replace the previous search query with sts-8 satellite to get the information of Challenger's payload, which included INSAT-1B.
Question 3:
What New England industry quickly collapsed with the discovery of oil in Pennsylvania? Answer: Whaling.
Using before petroleum was used in our search tells us that necessity is truly the mother of invention. "Rock oil" was a substitution product. Some say it worked wonderfully, others gripe a bit too well.
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