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Primary Sources

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www.nasa.gov/topics/history/features/astp.html.

● Information regarding the Soyuz-Apollo collaboration was taken from this website. It

was used February 18th.

“Flashback: 48th Anniversary of Apollo Moon Landing.” NASA,

www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgwWycuvx-0​.

● This video was used a primary source. It features the United States moon landing of

1969.

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● This website was used as both a provider of primary and secondary resources. It was used

February 9th.

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● This website provides multiple primary sources relating to NASA. This website was used

February 19.
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“List of Cosmonauts.” ​Wikipedia​, Wikimedia Foundation, 17 Feb. 2018,

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● This website was used on February 23rd to find the total amount of Soviet cosmonauts

from 1957 to 1975.

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www.thespacerace.com/timeline/.

● This website was used to gather general information regarding dates of significant Space

Race events. It was used multiple times, including the second week in February. It was

last used February 22nd.

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● This article was used to get a brief understanding about the Soviet Space Program. It was

accessed February