Why is Robert S. Kerr remembered as one of Oklahoma’s greatest governors?
Nearly _____ Oklahomans were born during the “baby boom” years.
In the 1950s, Oklahoma became the first state in the nation to pass a law providing a statewide __________.
Reflective of the intense productivity of manufacturers like the Tulsa Douglas Plant, __________ manufacturing became a tremendous new industry for Oklahomans during and after World War II.
Which Republican governor helped develop Oklahoma’s first retirement system?
Governor __________ succeeded in bringing the statewide repeal of alcohol prohibition by public vote in 1959.
Which statement does not describe a reason why more Oklahomans migrated to urban areas after World War II?
New York Yankee __________, one of the most famous baseball players of the 1950s and 1960s, came from Commerce, Oklahoma.
__________, a major telecommunications equipment plant, opened in Oklahoma City in 1961.
After World War II, family farming systems were increasingly replaced by __________.
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