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What are the release dates for Scientific American Frontiers - 1990?
Scientific American Frontiers - 1990 was released on: USA: 1 October 1990
What are the release dates for Scientific American Frontiers - 1990 The Sociable Computer?
Scientific American Frontiers - 1990 The Sociable Computer was released on: USA: 11 January 2007
What are the release dates for Scientific American Frontiers - 1990 2-3?
Scientific American Frontiers - 1990 2-3 was released on: USA: 18 December 1991
What are the release dates for Scientific American Frontiers - 1990 3-5?
Scientific American Frontiers - 1990 3-5 was released on: USA: 10 February 1993
The Harlem Renaissance can best be described as a?
a period of great achievement by African-American writers, artists and performers
Assumptions in American education?
Some common assumptions in American education include the belief that all students have equal access to quality education, that academic success is the primary measure of student achievement, and that standardized testing accurately reflects student ability and potential.
What are the values in American culture?
There are 10 key values of the American culture: Equal Opportunity, Individual achievement and personal success, Material comfort, Activity and work, Practicality and efficiency, Progress, Science, Democracy and free enterprise, Freedom, and Racism and group superiority. (Macionis)
How did the atomic bomb showed other nation's that us is superior?
During World War II, the successful development of the atomic bomb by the United States demonstrated to the world-community the superiority of American resourcefulness and scientific know-how. It also demonstrated American superiority in a very basic military sense, as no other nation had atomic weapons at its disposal at that time.
Why was it important for the US to be the first to send a person to the moon?
The United States' achievement of sending the first person to the moon in 1969 was crucial for several reasons. It represented a significant victory in the Cold War space race against the Soviet Union, showcasing American technological prowess and ideological superiority. This milestone also galvanized national pride, inspired scientific and technological advancements, and solidified the U.S.'s leadership in space exploration. Additionally, the moon landing sparked public interest in science and education, influencing generations to come.
Does military superiority alway guarantee victory?
Not all the time. Perfect example American Revolution.
Who was the American clergyman who preached anglo-saxon superiority?
Josiah Strong
What has the author L Scott Miller written?
L. Scott Miller has written: 'An American Imperative' -- subject(s): Academic achievement, Education, Minorities, Pluralism (Social sciences), Right to education, Social aspects, Social aspects of Academic achievement 'Student mobility and school reform' -- subject(s): Student mobility, Educational change
What is the American Chemical Society responsible for?
The American Chemical Society is a group of professional chemists. They publish scientific journals and hold meetings for their members. They are also active in promoting science education in American schools.
What has the author Gordon Cawelti written?
Gordon Cawelti has written: 'Challenges and Achievements of American Education' 'High student achievement' -- subject(s): Case studies, Educational leadership, Aims and objectives, Academic achievement, Education, School improvement programs 'High school restructuring' -- subject(s): High schools, Planning, Educational change, Educational surveys, Administration
When was Scientific American created?
Scientific American was created in 1845.
What event ended the space race?
The Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969 is often considered to have effectively ended the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union. This achievement demonstrated American technological superiority in space exploration.
What has the author Courtland C Lee written?
Courtland C. Lee has written: 'Saving the native son' -- subject(s): Academic achievement, African American boys, African American young men, Education, Educational equalization, Social conditions 'Empowering Young Black Males-III' -- subject(s): African American men, African American students, African American young men, Education, Social conditions
