1 The world s first train was born in A. United States B. UK C. France D. Germany

The 1787 Constitution of the United States, adopted by the Constitutional Convention after the American Revolution, was the first written constitution in the world. The Bill of Rights of 1689 in England functions as a constitution, but it is not a written constitution. France was the constitution after the Revolution of 1791.

A Frenchman.

The world's first born weather map, the last battle.

The historic Crimean War was raging for 11 months in 1854, when the Anglo-French forces besieged Sevastopol and the marines prepared to land in the Black Sea port of Balaklava. At this time, the dark sea suddenly became overwhelming. The armies of Britain and France collapsed without a fight, and were almost completely annihilated.

At the request of the army, the Paris Observatory, Le Feur-Ferrier studied the storm. He reports before and after the occurrence of the National Meteorologist Alphabet, collecting meteorological storms. After collecting the weather report, he opened the map about the same time as the meteorological conditions, filling in the map.

Analyzing different timeline maps, he found that the storm moved from west to east, touched the Black Sea 1 to 2 days ago, and had already begun to affect Spain and France. If there is a weather station in Europe, the storm can hit the British and French fleets in time, and the British and French fleets can avoid the storm, Love Ferrier analyzed. He suggested that in March 1855, the French Academy of Sciences organized a network of observations, quickly concentrating in one place to analyze the observations of the mapping of the weather.

aThe birth of the world's first weather map in France, linked to a war.

In November 1854, the famous Crimean War was raging, the Anglo-French forces surrounded Sevastopol, and the marines prepared to land in the Black Sea port of Balaklava. At this time, there was a sudden strong wind and huge waves on the Black Sea. The Anglo-French forces collapsed without a fight, and almost all of them were annihilated.

At the request of the military, the director of the Paris Observatory, Le Frière, studied the storm. He sent letters to meteorologists around the world to collect weather reports before and after the storm. After collecting the meteorological report, he filled in the meteorological conditions of various places at the same time on a map in turn.

Comparing the maps of different time periods, he found that the storm moved from west to east, and had already affected Spain and France 1 2 days before reaching the Black Sea.

After analysis, Lefrier believed that if there had been a weather station in Europe at that time, the storm situation could have been telegraphed to the British and French fleets in time, so that the British and French fleets could avoid the attack of this storm. In March 1855, he proposed to the French Academy of Sciences to organize an observation network to quickly gather observations in one place and analyze and map the weather.

a, France. In connection with the Crimean War.

A France you go to the encyclopedia to know.

b, United Kingdom. The Open University has played a very important role in the UK's education system until now.

Distance education originated in England in the 19th centuryChoose B

Opera (opera) is a Western stage performance art, simply put, it is a drama that mainly or completely uses singing and ** to explain and express the plot, that is, a drama that is sung rather than spoken. Opera first appeared in Italy in the 17th century, and has its roots in the theater of ancient Greek tragedy**.

C, United Kingdom.

The Anna Act was the world's first copyright law passed by the British Parliament in 1709. Its name was given to the reigning Queen Anna of England for simplicity, not the original name of the law.

The law stipulates that the author of a book that has been published at that time has the exclusive right to reprint it for a period of 21 years from the date of publication of the law, and that the copyright protection period for works that have not been published at that time is 14 years, which can be extended for another 14 years if the author has not died after the expiration of the 14 years.

The Anna Decree abolished the royal licensing system, recognized the author as the subject of copyright protection, and imposed limited protection on the author, which was a leap forward in the history of copyright, a prominent symbol of the modernization of the concept of copyright, and had a significant impact on subsequent copyright legislation in countries around the world.

On April 14, 1710, Britain passed the world's first copyright law, the Anna Act.

The Anna Decree was originally known as the Act on the Granting of Rights to Authors and Purchasers for a Certain Period of Time in Respect of Books Printed in Quantities for the Encouragement of Intellectual Creation. Since the Act was approved by Queen Anna after it was passed by Parliament, it became known as the Anna Decree.

The Edict of Anna, enacted in 1709 and effective in 1710, was the world's first law to protect copyright. For the first time, the law recognized the author as the subject of copyright protection, established the idea of copyright in the modern sense, and had a significant impact on the subsequent copyright legislation and legal protection of copyright in various countries around the world.

Since at the time of the enactment of the Anna Decree, the expression of works was limited to printing and handwriting, the works protected by the Act were limited to written works and works of fine art and ** in written form.

The Anna Decree provides that the author of a work is entitled to copyright protection for a period of 14 years from the date of first publication, which can be extended for a period of 14 years before the author has died.

At the end of the 19th century, when the Qing Dynasty still invoked the Qing Statutes to suppress the publishing industry, the world's first copyright law, the Anna Decree, was passed by the British Parliament in the early 18th century. The law, as a superstructure, reflects the level of economic and social development of a country.

4. The world's first copyright law, the Anna Law, was enacted

C, United Kingdom. 5. The first worldwide international copyright convention is the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works

b Convention for the Protection of Performers, Fixers of Phonograms and Broadcasting Organizations (Rome Convention)c WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty

d Convention on the Protection of Producers of Phonograms against Unauthorized Duplication of Their Phonograms

6. The term "work" as used in the Copyright Law refers to intellectual achievements in the fields of literature, art and science that can be reproduced in some tangible form. c

A Practicality B Novelty C Originality D Legitimacy7. According to the relevant provisions of the Copyright Law, in China BA only Chinese copyright owners are protected, and foreign copyright owners are not protected b Not only Chinese copyright owners are protected, but foreign copyright owners are also protected8. The copyright owners of the works include d

a Citizen b Legal person c Other organizations d Citizens, legal persons or other organizations 9 The theme song of the 100-day countdown to the Beijing Olympics - "Beijing Welcomes You" belongs to the work. c

a Literature B Fine Arts c ** d Dictation.

10. The mascot of the Beijing Olympic Games "Fuwa" pattern belongs to the work. BA Photography B Fine Arts C Graphics D Model.

cBritish Anna Decree: Also known as Queen Anne's Decree. Originally known as the Act to Encourage Intellectual Creation, the Act Granting Authors and Purchasers Rights to Print Books for a Certain Period of Time, was promulgated by the British Parliament in 1709 and came into force in 1710, making it the world's first law to protect the rights and interests of authors.

The law stipulates that the author of a work shall enjoy a copyright protection period of 14 years from the date of first publication, which may be extended for another 14 years if the author has not died at the end of the period. The Anna Decree recognized the author as the subject of copyright protection for the first time in the world, established the idea of copyright in the modern sense, and had a significant impact on the subsequent copyright legislation of countries around the world.

When the Queen Anne Decree was enacted in 1709, the forms of expression of works were limited to printing and handwriting, so the works protected by the Act were limited to written works and works of fine art and ** in written form.

On February 14, 1946, the world's first computer, ENIAC, was born at the University of Pennsylvania in the United States.

Thomas. John. Watson: "The founder of IBM", that is, the father of computers.

Johann von Neumann is known as the "father of the modern computer".

So, of course, choose B

The world's first electronic digital computer was born in BUnited States.

The world's first computer was born at the University of Pennsylvania in the United States in February 1946 and was named ENIAC

b The Industrial Revolution in Britain, marked by the invention of the steam engine, was first completed in Britain, which became the world's first industrialized country.

b, United Kingdom.

The United Kingdom is known as the mother country of the world's constitutions. The British constitution is not only unique in its form of expression, but more importantly it has a long constitutional tradition. For hundreds of years, Britain's constitutionalism has shown an ultra-stable development trend, which has never been interrupted.

Personally, I think it should be the UK.