Answer: Athens, Greece
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A because besides the US felt close to the British since there ancestors and language, when Germany swept across Belgium it made the Americans feel sympathetic towards the allied powers.
The city's golden period was in the 14th century CE when the ruler Mansa Musa built mosques of pounded earth and established universities which gained the city international fame as a centre of Islamic learning.
Actually, there was not much convincing to do. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella were eager to send an explorer to the "New World," with the hope he would find riches that could be claimed by Spain; also, the Queen was a fervent Catholic <span>and she hoped the native populations could be converted.</span>
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The correct answer is "Microwave Ovens".
The commercial Microwave Oven was invented by American engineer Percy Spencer during the immediate years after the Second World War. Based on radar technology, he introduced the first microwave oven concept named "Radarange" in 1946. Afterward, the American company named "Raytheon" would license its patents in 1955, laying the path to further improvements and mass production of the products in the next decade.
