The Cotton Gin 🌱
Flying Horses 🐎🪽
World Wide Web 🛜
Bonus😜
100
True or false: You can eat cotton
FALSE!!!!!
100
Can horses fly?
Technically yes, Muybridge showed us!!! 
100
What does WWW stand for?
WORLD WIDE WEB
100
Solve:
Jk get 100 free
200
Who was most negatively impacted by the cotton gin?
Slaves :(
200
True or False: The horses flew for many minutes
FALSE
200
What major issues did Berners-Lee raise concerns about in his letter from the Web Foundation?
loss of control over personal data and the spread of misinformation (fake news)
200
What was the name of the caveman that wanted to sit?
Ogg
300
What country was hungry for cotton in the late 1700s?
England
300
What was the NEW technology they used to see if horses fly?
Photography
300
How did Lee's work at CERN influence him to create the World Wide Web (WWW)?
It was frustrating work, so he wanted to make it easier for scientists to connect their work
300
Formula for constant of proportionality
k=y/x
400
What were the names of the cotton farms?
Plantations!!
400
What were the last names of the two main character?
Muybridge and Stanford
400
Where was Tim Berners-Lee working when he came up with the idea for the World Wide Web?
CERN
400
What strategy is this: 
Sociogram!!!
500
What is "gin" short for in the name Cotton Gin?
Engine
500
What did Stanford want Muybridge to do?
To photograph his racehorse and see if it had all 4 hooves off the ground
500
In what year was the World Wide Web first proposed by Tim Berners-Lee?
1989
500
Which dynasty put in place the civil service exams, for goverment positions?
Song Dynasty
600
What problem did Eli Whitney aim to solve with his invention?
Removing seeds from cotton
600
Muybridges early efforts to photograph were ____________.
UNsuccessful :( 
600
What were the three main software codes Berners-Lee created for the World Wide Web?
HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol), HTML (hypertext markup language), and URLs (universal resource locators).
600
15 SECONDS A faucet is dripping ounces of water at the following rate per second: w=10s
How much water will have dripped in one minute?
600 