（）is known as the automobile capital of the world.

Hawaii’s two main crops are（）.

（ ）, which is the chief center of the American Revolution, is sometimes called the birthplace of America.

（）is famous as a health resort and vacation spot.

America’s first industrial area is in（） .

The nerve center of the United States is （）

The biggest city in the U.S. is （）.

All the following institutions of higher education are located in New England EXCEPT（）.

The capital of Hawaii is （）.

New Englanders were originally known as（）.

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For what purpose did the British government put the Stamp Tax into effect in America?

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What did "No taxation without representation" mean in American history？

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What are the unalienable rights mentioned in the Declaration of Independence?

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Why is the American War of Independence considered a historic event?

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How did the "Great Compromise" resolve the contradictions between the bigger states and the smaller states in the 1787 Constitutional Convention in the US？

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1.Completed in 1086,  was the result of a general survey of England made in 1085.

2.In 1265, Simon de Montfort summoned the Great Council to meet at Westminster, with two knights from each county and two  from each town.

3.Toward the end of the Hundred Years' War, encouraged by their national heroinethe French drove the English out of France.
4. are the second largest racial and ethnic minority in the US.

5. is the term used for the first ten amendments to the Constitution of the US.

6. consists of some of the world's oldest rocks dating back nearly four billion years.

7.Australia's tallest mountain is, which stands 2,228 meters above sea level.
8.Free compulsory education was established in New Zealand in.
9.Hangi is a traditional meal in New Zealand, a feast of meat, seafood, and vegetables steamed for hours in an earthen oven.

10.Signed in 1998,​greatly promoted the relations between Ireland and Northern Ireland.

The American Standard Oil Company was founded by（）. 

With the development of industry and extension of railroad network in the early 20th century in the U.S.A., there appeared （）.

（）grew wealthy after founding the Standard Oil Company, which dominated oil production in the US.

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In the UK,  acts as a divide and determine whether rivers flow west to the Irish Sea or east to the North Sea.

The word "" derives from Thor, the Teutonic god of Storms.

Captain James Cook discovered  and claimed for Britain the east coast region of what is now Australia.

In 1911,  designed and flew a plane successfully.

 of 1965 abolished the system of national-origin quotas in the US.

The ancestors of Aborigines in Australia came from .

The last of  trilogy directed by Peter Jackson won 11 Academy Awards in 2004.

In 1997,  became the first female prime minister in New Zealand.

 Airport in Ireland was the world's first duty-free airport.

In 1801,  joined Great Britain and Ireland into the United Kingdom.