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1. To what extent did the Cold War cause increased physics education?

2. What was the impact of the Cold War in increasing physics education?

3. What causes led to an increase of physics education during the Cold War?

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Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) Robert Tindol - Physics Professor/Caltech Researcher

When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) December 02, 1999, yes it is relevant because it celebrates Richard Feynman during the Cold War.

Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) Saldy No!

Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? Yes it provides a range of perspectives of individuals on their opinions of Richard Feynman.

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Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) J J O'Connor and E F Robertson; Two physics profesors

When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) August 2002, yes it is very relevant with accurate information!

Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) Yes sources are listed.

Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? So many sources giving many perspectives.

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Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) Written by Duke Kushan University...this is useful because it gives perspective on physics education after the Cold War

When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?)

Date is unknown seems to be roughly 2010-2020 judging by dates

Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) No sadly not.

Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? Yes there are several perspectives from bodies.

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Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) The American Association of Physics Teacher article which is very accredited, particularly by Matthew Sands

When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) 1 April 2005 and it is relevant because it talks about Feynman!

Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) Yes there are a few sources listed, not primary though.

Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? The article is long with many quotes and excerpts from other perspectives.

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Who wrote it? (Is it a historian, professor, or official institution?) Peter G. Roll - Dead Princeton physics professor

When was it published? (Is it recent and relevant?) January 1968 very relavent!!! Because it is during the Cold War

Does it cite primary sources? (Strong sources engage with evidence.) It is a primary source! So it does not really need to but it cites studies.

Does it provide different perspectives on the topic? It evaluates things stastically and analytically to give one conclusion on Halliday, Resnick so it seems to do a good job on offering different perspectives.