Answer:
A. the phase in which the historian generates questions about a particular subject matter.
Explanation:
The phrase that best describes the inquiry phase of a historian's work is A. The inquiry phase is the stage of research in which a historian begins to develop questions about a subject matter. This is the initial approach to the subject, and the stage during which the historian would think about the elements he wants to learn about and those he finds more suitable for his research.
I'm pretty sure it was Thomas Jefferson (president at that time) because he sent Lewis and Clark on the journey.
Before WWII Japan occupied Korea. Keep in mind that back then there was no North Korea and South Korea.
As for the best places for paleontology, it really depends on the group
of animals and time period you're interested in. The US we have a great
Cretaceous record partially because the Rocky Mountains were rising and
depositing new rock as the relatives of T. rex were tromping around. But
our record around the world is getting better and China is really
becoming the center of a lot of crazy dinosaur discovery. But there
isn't a great record in China for the early evolution of mammals after
the extinction of the dinosaurs.