Which region served as a land bridge for migrating peoples who ultimately traveled to Australia?
a. The Malay Peninsula
b. The Khyber Pass
c. The Gobi Desert
d. The Islands of Japan
e. The Deccan Plateau
a
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The United States entered World War I in 1917 on the side of Britain and France after a German expeditionary force occupied several neutral islands in the Caribbean
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
By 1775, the population of British North America was
A) ?500,000. B) ?1.5 million. C) ?2.5 million. D) ?5 million. E) ?3 million.
Which of the following laws was passed first?
A) the Sugar Act B) the Townshend Duties C) the Stamp Act D) the Tea Act
What was the significance of Thomas Edison’s laboratory at Menlo Park?
A) It was where Edison first invented the telegraph. B) It was the first modern research laboratory. C) It was where the telephone was finally perfected. D) It was the site of the first power station in New York. E) It was where Edison first sent a message over telephone wires.