This astronaut played golf on the moon.Neil Armstrong
Alan Shepard
Gus Grissom
Michael Collins

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The astronaut that played golf on the Moon was Alan Shepard.

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It was on February 6, 1971. Astronaut Alan Shepard was named commander of Apollo 14 and wanted to do something special in his passage through the moon. He took out a six-iron golf club he smuggled aboard Apollo 14 and hit two golf balls on the lunar surface, becoming the first - and only - person to play a sport off planet Earth.

Answer 2
Answer: Alan Shepard "played" golf on the moon.

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Prior to the conflict between Britain and its North American colonies, the colonies were able to manage majority of its own affairs without Britain's interference. However, when Britain started implementing stricter measures on their colonies' trade and other affairs, the colonies didn't like it. This started the tension between both parties.

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King James II gave his colonial governors more power.

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The Louisiana purchase (1803) was a foreign policy success for the United States primarily because it

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The correct answer is B) it ended French control of the Mississippi River.

The Louisiana Purchase (1803) was a foreign policy success for the United States primarily because it ended French control of the Mississippi River.

US President Thomas Jefferson wanted to purchase the Louisiana territory that belonged to the French. He sent James Madison to Paris in order to accelerate negotiations and to get a good deal for the immense portion of land. The US accepted to pay France almost $11,250,000 for 828,000 square miles of territory. With the purchase, the US ended French control of the Mississippi River.

The other options of this question were A) it secured full control of Florida from Spain. C) ended the British occupation of forts on American soil. D) eliminate Russian influence in North America.

It ended French Control over the Mississippi River.

Which method separates modern historians from ancient Greek historians?A. Use of a broad perspective to give a wide view of events
B. Basing history on witnesses' views of events
C. Use of a narrative to tell a story about history
D. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence

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The correct answer is D. Basing historical accounts on reliable evidence. Ancient Greek historians were writers more than they were historians so they would often describe things a bit differently than what really happened in order to make it sound cooler. Think of things like Homer's poems which are partly historical and partly a lie.

The japanese adopted the idea of ___________ from otto von bismarck's german empire.

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The Japanese adopted the idea of Authoritarian political structure from otto Von bismarck's german empire
In this type of political structure, the Government's system is heavily centralized and there will be no Political freedom within the country

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no that is not the answer

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The way how the Allies gained control of the Atlantic Ocean was through the fact that they were hopping from island to island which enabled them to eventually take a certain amount of land or rather sea back from the Axis powers. This was the main strategy of the allies. 

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They used better antisubmarine technology

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Which of the following tactics did many States once use to disenfranchise African American voters?A. ñmotor voterî laws
B. age requirements
C. literacy tests
D. purging

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the tactics that many states once use to disenfranchise African American voters is :
C. Literacy Test
This was used to cornered the African American because most of them had very little education at that time

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The correct answer is C) the literacy test.

The tactics that many states once used to disenfranchise African American voters was the literacy test.  

During the 1850s and 1860s,  many Southern states applied a test to African American voters if the wanted to vote in elections. This was the literacy test. Its basic intention was to disenfranchise African American voters, and years later, immigrants. This test measured the proficiency of the person in topics such as reading and writing.