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1. "Plymouth Adventure" dramatized the journey of the Pilgrims as early American colonists. Who starred in the movie?
2. America's greatest crisis may have been its Civil War - nowhere more dramatically shown than in "Gone With the Wind". Who played the "white trash" that wanted to buy Tara after the war had ended?
3. The Civil War was also a time for heroes and martyrs. "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" shows the early days of America's most famous president. In that context, what is true about the actor, Raymond Massey, who did such a fine job as Abe?
4. The taming of the West was impressively shown in "How The West Was Won" - and not so impressively shown in "Cheyenne Autumn". Which actor or actress did NOT appear in both movies?
5. The West was not the only part of the country that needed law and order - especially in the roaring twenties. Who starred in "The FBI Story"?
6. "JFK" dramatized one of the worst moments in American history. Kevin Costner starred as Jim Garrison; who played his wife?
7. "Mississippi Burning" was an excellent dramatization of the problems involved in the Civil Rights movement. What was the primary reason that the FBI agents in the movie descended on Mississippi?
8. The Vietnam war tore America apart. Which of these Vietnam movies included Bruce Dern and Jon Voight in the cast?
9. "All the President's Men" was a fine rendition of the Watergate story. Where did Woodward (Redford) meet Deep Throat in the movie?
10. The poverty of hard times was depicted in "The Grapes of Wrath". Who wrote the novel?
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