What allowed people to move to the suburbs and still be able to work in the city at the beginning of the twentieth century?

A. canals
B. electric streetcars and subways
C. horse-drawn streetcars
D. the growing number of automobiles owned by families


Answer: B

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The Balfour Declaration of 1917 promised that Palestine would

A) become a homeland for immigrant Jews. B) continue as a homeland to the resident Arab Muslims. C) remain a British protectorate indefinitely. D) be partitioned into distinct Arab and Jewish zones. E) have elections to determine its future.

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A) a written Indo-European language B) the use of cuneiform script C) the use of iron D) the horse-drawn chariot E) none of the above

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