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USH.7.4 Describe developing trends in science and technology and explain how they impacted the lives of Americans during the period 1960-1980.

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Unscramble Letters 19-5 EnvironmentalismOnline version USH.7.4 Describe developing trends in science and technology and explain how they impacted the lives of Americans during the period 1960-1980. by Lance Hiles 1 When there are no ____ to sing during springtime, the spring will be silent, which was the point to Rachel Carson's book. R S B D I 2 In the 1970s, Richard Nixon enacted the ____ ____ ____ , showing that the federal government was also concerned with the environment. N O N A N O E L A E G T E R O P T C M N V Y T C E I R N I 3 In the 1970s, in Lake Erie Michigan, _____ was killing the fish and wildlife, while timber companies were cutting down the forests in the Northwest. G B A E G A R 4 Since factories were dumping pollution into rivers and lakes, the federal government created the _____ _____ act, which restricted the amount of pollution that would be dumped. W T C E L E A A N R 5 The air quality grew worse every day, and people could watch it happening, since more than half of all Americans ____ in ____ in the 1970s. S I D C E V I T I L E 6 Sierra Club and Audubon Society are ____ ____ , created by citizens who are concerned with the environment. N R I C U N L E L A M E S T B O V N 7 Blood disease, nerve damage, birth defects, and cancer, these were the health issues that the citizens of ____ ____ experienced. They also experienced them in greater number than other towns. N O A L C L E V A 8 ____ ____ was a biologist in the 1970s who helped start the environmental movement. S C C O A A L E R N H R 9 Oil, gas, and coal can be used to produce power, but they create smoke and fumes, and they are limited. Some argued that ____ ____ is cleaner and lasts forever, but others argued that [same] created radiation, which also killed citizens. C R N U G Y R A E E L N E 10 ____ ____ were used to kill mosquitoes in N.Y. and Carol Yannacone was concerned for the health of people living nearby. R E I E W T O E L S I P P D F U C 11 1979, nuclear debate gained national attention when a reactor at ____ ____ ____ (outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) overheated & leaked low levels of radiation. H N S E T M D E R E I L I A L 12 ____ ____ is a time designated for discussing and addressing the problems with the environment. The first one was celebrated in 1970 in the month of April. H E T R A Y D A 13 The _____ of nuclear power was being questioned after the plant on 3-mile island leaked radiation into the community, even though the federal government declared the area open for public use. A F T S Y E 14 When the fog is dark and heavy from ____ ____ and smoke, we call it smog. Smog was a major environmental problem in 1970s cities. A C L M M I S C U F H E E 15 A ____ ____ ____ was underneath the town of Love Canal, which was why the citizens of the town experienced a greater rate of cancer, birth defects, and nerve damage. X O S I D W C P T T U E A M 16 In the 1970s, in California, an ____ ____ killed aquatic animals and birds and timber companies were cutting down all the trees in the Northwest. I S L O L I P L 17 Since Americans have 5th amendment property rights, and the government cannot take property without first paying citizens, the ____ ____ act created a problem. It controlled a citizen's land, but did not pay them for it. A P S R E E S N N G E E D I E C D 18 Insects are killed by pesticides, but so are any fish or birds who then eat the poisoned insects. This was the point to Rachel Carson's book, ____ ____ . P R I T N E S N G I L S 19 Due to the smog and smoke, America needed stronger emissions laws for _____ and factories, so legislators and Nixon created the Clean Air Act. O A S M T U I O L B E 20 One method for dealing with ____ ____ is to sue the people harming the environment, which stops further harm. The Yannacones learned this when they challenged the use of DDT in the courtroom. O E I N C C R E L M E R A N N O V N T S N

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19-5 Environmentalism

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19-5 EnvironmentalismOnline version

by Lance Hiles

When there are no ____ to sing during springtime, the spring will be silent, which was the point to Rachel Carson's book.

In the 1970s, Richard Nixon enacted the , showing that the federal government was also concerned with the environment.

In the 1970s, in Lake Erie Michigan, _____ was killing the fish and wildlife, while timber companies were cutting down the forests in the Northwest.

Since factories were dumping pollution into rivers and lakes, the federal government created the _ _ act, which restricted the amount of pollution that would be dumped.

The air quality grew worse every day, and people could watch it happening, since more than half of all Americans in in the 1970s.

Sierra Club and Audubon Society are , created by citizens who are concerned with the environment.

Blood disease, nerve damage, birth defects, and cancer, these were the health issues that the citizens of experienced. They also experienced them in greater number than other towns.

was a biologist in the 1970s who helped start the environmental movement.

Oil, gas, and coal can be used to produce power, but they create smoke and fumes, and they are limited. Some argued that is cleaner and lasts forever, but others argued that [same] created radiation, which also killed citizens.

were used to kill mosquitoes in N.Y. and Carol Yannacone was concerned for the health of people living nearby.

1979, nuclear debate gained national attention when a reactor at (outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) overheated & leaked low levels of radiation.

is a time designated for discussing and addressing the problems with the environment. The first one was celebrated in 1970 in the month of April.

The _____ of nuclear power was being questioned after the plant on 3-mile island leaked radiation into the community, even though the federal government declared the area open for public use.

When the fog is dark and heavy from and smoke, we call it smog. Smog was a major environmental problem in 1970s cities.

A was underneath the town of Love Canal, which was why the citizens of the town experienced a greater rate of cancer, birth defects, and nerve damage.

In the 1970s, in California, an killed aquatic animals and birds and timber companies were cutting down all the trees in the Northwest.

Since Americans have 5th amendment property rights, and the government cannot take property without first paying citizens, the act created a problem. It controlled a citizen's land, but did not pay them for it.

Insects are killed by pesticides, but so are any fish or birds who then eat the poisoned insects. This was the point to Rachel Carson's book, .

Due to the smog and smoke, America needed stronger emissions laws for _____ and factories, so legislators and Nixon created the Clean Air Act.

One method for dealing with is to sue the people harming the environment, which stops further harm. The Yannacones learned this when they challenged the use of DDT in the courtroom.

19-5 Environmentalism

Unscramble Letters

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

Top Games

Unscramble Letters

Spelling BEE!!

Unscramble Letters

Taylor's Songs Unscramble

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Jumbled Spanish Words

Unscramble Letters

LE SSERAFIM QUIZ (but its unscramble)

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Palabras desordenadas, inglés.

Unscramble Letters

19-5 EnvironmentalismOnline version

by Lance Hiles

When there are no ____ to sing during springtime, the spring will be silent, which was the point to Rachel Carson's book.

In the 1970s, Richard Nixon enacted the ____ ____ ____ , showing that the federal government was also concerned with the environment.

In the 1970s, in Lake Erie Michigan, _____ was killing the fish and wildlife, while timber companies were cutting down the forests in the Northwest.

Since factories were dumping pollution into rivers and lakes, the federal government created the _____ _____ act, which restricted the amount of pollution that would be dumped.

The air quality grew worse every day, and people could watch it happening, since more than half of all Americans ____ in ____ in the 1970s.

Sierra Club and Audubon Society are ____ ____ , created by citizens who are concerned with the environment.

Blood disease, nerve damage, birth defects, and cancer, these were the health issues that the citizens of ____ ____ experienced. They also experienced them in greater number than other towns.

____ ____ was a biologist in the 1970s who helped start the environmental movement.

Oil, gas, and coal can be used to produce power, but they create smoke and fumes, and they are limited. Some argued that ____ ____ is cleaner and lasts forever, but others argued that [same] created radiation, which also killed citizens.

____ ____ were used to kill mosquitoes in N.Y. and Carol Yannacone was concerned for the health of people living nearby.

1979, nuclear debate gained national attention when a reactor at ____ ____ ____ (outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) overheated & leaked low levels of radiation.

____ ____ is a time designated for discussing and addressing the problems with the environment. The first one was celebrated in 1970 in the month of April.

The _____ of nuclear power was being questioned after the plant on 3-mile island leaked radiation into the community, even though the federal government declared the area open for public use.

When the fog is dark and heavy from ____ ____ and smoke, we call it smog. Smog was a major environmental problem in 1970s cities.

A ____ ____ ____ was underneath the town of Love Canal, which was why the citizens of the town experienced a greater rate of cancer, birth defects, and nerve damage.

In the 1970s, in California, an ____ ____ killed aquatic animals and birds and timber companies were cutting down all the trees in the Northwest.

Since Americans have 5th amendment property rights, and the government cannot take property without first paying citizens, the ____ ____ act created a problem. It controlled a citizen's land, but did not pay them for it.

Insects are killed by pesticides, but so are any fish or birds who then eat the poisoned insects. This was the point to Rachel Carson's book, ____ ____ .

Due to the smog and smoke, America needed stronger emissions laws for _____ and factories, so legislators and Nixon created the Clean Air Act.

One method for dealing with ____ ____ is to sue the people harming the environment, which stops further harm. The Yannacones learned this when they challenged the use of DDT in the courtroom.

In the 1970s, Richard Nixon enacted the , showing that the federal government was also concerned with the environment.

Since factories were dumping pollution into rivers and lakes, the federal government created the _ _ act, which restricted the amount of pollution that would be dumped.

The air quality grew worse every day, and people could watch it happening, since more than half of all Americans in in the 1970s.

Sierra Club and Audubon Society are , created by citizens who are concerned with the environment.

Blood disease, nerve damage, birth defects, and cancer, these were the health issues that the citizens of experienced. They also experienced them in greater number than other towns.

was a biologist in the 1970s who helped start the environmental movement.

Oil, gas, and coal can be used to produce power, but they create smoke and fumes, and they are limited. Some argued that is cleaner and lasts forever, but others argued that [same] created radiation, which also killed citizens.

were used to kill mosquitoes in N.Y. and Carol Yannacone was concerned for the health of people living nearby.

1979, nuclear debate gained national attention when a reactor at (outside Harrisburg, Pennsylvania) overheated & leaked low levels of radiation.

is a time designated for discussing and addressing the problems with the environment. The first one was celebrated in 1970 in the month of April.

When the fog is dark and heavy from and smoke, we call it smog. Smog was a major environmental problem in 1970s cities.

A was underneath the town of Love Canal, which was why the citizens of the town experienced a greater rate of cancer, birth defects, and nerve damage.

In the 1970s, in California, an killed aquatic animals and birds and timber companies were cutting down all the trees in the Northwest.

Since Americans have 5th amendment property rights, and the government cannot take property without first paying citizens, the act created a problem. It controlled a citizen's land, but did not pay them for it.

Insects are killed by pesticides, but so are any fish or birds who then eat the poisoned insects. This was the point to Rachel Carson's book, .

One method for dealing with is to sue the people harming the environment, which stops further harm. The Yannacones learned this when they challenged the use of DDT in the courtroom.