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Type your question here. - Mr. Hines

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1. what led to the idea of a space mission?

2. how did they come up with materials for the new shuttle without proper testing?

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1. What was the fifty cents a person used for when spoken about during the speech?

2. What university was the first to support the moon expedition and hosted JFK for his speech?

3. What were some of the issues that may have prolonged the mission if there were any?

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1. Despite the overall notoriety from his "We Choose to Go to the Moon" speech, were there any follow-up speeches by JFK to combat the unwavering sentiment of the American public that the Space Race was unnecessary and economically trivial?

2. If JFK hadn't been assassinated and attempted to run for re-election, would it be likely that he would've won after this unpopular (for the time) speech regarding the Space Race?

3. Did the speech and American involvement after the Space Race further develop the Cold War or did it further the Cold War's conclusion?

4. Out of all the influential statements in JFK's iconic "We Choose to Go to the Moon" speech, why might the following statement be the most popular compared to the others?: 'We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.'

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1. What were they trying to find on the space mission?

2. How much did it coast to do it ?

3. Did they find what they were looking for?

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What was the purpose of President Kennedy's listing pass examples of innovation?

What adventure is Kennedy referring to at the end of speech?

How far away is the moon from Earth?

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1. When did NASA start making the rocket that took us to space?

2. How much has NASA advanced since the first mission?

3. Why did they decide to do the mission in Houston?

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Where did the budget for this project come from?

Is there another reason to go other than just saying we went?

Was the mission successful or did it fail?

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how has spatial technology advanced since this speech was given?

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1- Regarding that we spent millions of dollars to stick a flag in the dirt. Is the challenge of exploring the moon worth it?

2- What is the main goal of going to the moon?

3- What would this mission teach us?

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1.How many A.A's are a part of the executive branch(The people with the president)?

2. How long did it take for Kennedy to write this speech?

3. Did Kennedy write his own speeches?

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1. Did Kennedy think it was hard to incorporate his sense of humor in his speeches while also gaining the respect of the Americans at the time?

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what are you going to do to make these changes by the end of the decade?

where do your beliefs come from?

what caused these issues ?

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Was the mission successful or unsuccessful ?

What adventure is Kennedy referring to end of the speech?

Did JFK write his own speech!?

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1. If Jfk wasn't assassinated would he run for president and if so what's the chances he would win?

2. Was the mission successful?

3. how much does the mission cost ?

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What motivated JFK to pursue the idea of landing on the moon?

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The speech by president Kennedy discuss some of the monumental innovations of man. What are some other revolutionary inventions that helped make society what it is today?

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When NASA first started out their space mission, what was their goal with going to space besides going to the moon?

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What was JFK's thought process before making this impactful speech? Was he thinking that the people of the country could possibly not believe that this would not be a working mission or was he confident in the people following him if so why or why not?

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1.A Socratic Seminar (named after Socrates) is a deep discourse led by questioning

2.you might use it to evaluate a Socratic Seminar activity including engagement (everyone listening and sharing), respect (no interruptions or put-downs),

3 meaning-making (students understand the text more deeply at the end of the seminar), and use of evidence (comments always refer back to the text)