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Before working at NASA, Dorothy Vaughan worked at a __________.
________,Virginia is where the story takes place.
____ Jackson worked with Dorothy Vaughan to figure out how to send humans flying through the air.
__________ means the capable of speeds equal to or exceeding five times the speed of sound
The four African American women who worked at NASA were ______________.
When Dorothy Hoover, Katherine Goble, and Mary Jackson met each other, they gotten on _________.
Since back then, blacks and whites couldn't be together, Christine Darden had to go to a college which was only for ______.
The four women were all ________ Americans.
The African American women helped launch our nation into _____.
Harry F. Byrd was the reason why blacks and whites __________.
Mary Jackson attended classes in _______ High School
________ Hoover was a perfect addition for any research team.
Dorothy Vaughan was born in _______ City, Missouri.
The four women had to try their hardest to figure out a way for the ________ to launch safely into space.
A ________ was the very first artificial Earth satellite.
Women that were classified as mathematicians or computers were paid more than ___________.
__________ Darden worked at the wind tunnel control at the Langley Research Center.
Katherine, Dorothy, Mary, and Christine were working hard by using their mathematical minds to help the United ______.
The power of mathematics helped _________ make it to the moon safely.
After the success of NASA sending astronauts to the moon, Katherine thought about a way to send astronauts to _______ such as Mars.

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