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sergiy2304 [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

The space race between two Cold War rivals (The United States and The Soviet Union) could answer your 3 questions.

Explanation:

1. These first US Astronauts were seen as heroes during the Cold War rivalry who could meet the advances of the Soviet Union as it was a huge step for mankind.

2. In order to help generate the enthusiasm among the public, the government allowed Shepard's first flight broadcast.

3. Yes, Landing a person on the moon was worthwhile as it united people and established a new step for mankind.

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