Long before it was the USSR, the United States purchased Alaska from Russia.
Alaska. due to the purchase of Alaska from Russia, as Russia used a different calendar.
For about 120 years.
Samuel F.B. Morse did not live in Anchorage, Alaska. He was an American inventor and painter known for inventing the telegraph and Morse code, but he did not have any known connection to Anchorage.
10,000 years
No. The US purchased Alaska from Russia a long time ago. There are a string of islands called the Aleutian Islands that are mostly owned by Russia, with a few owned by Japan and the US, but none of these is in the State of Alaska.
No there weren't. But long ago though, Alaska was originally connected to Russia. The Asian and Russian decent came from Asia to Alaska.
No, Tina Fey on SNL said that. Palin said "They're our next-door neighbors, and you can actually see Russia from land here in Alaska, from an island in Alaska." Which is correct, from certain parts of Alaska you can Russia with the naked eye.
Alaska was a US Territory long before the Spanish American War.
Yes, Alaska is the North America continent's western-most portion. So it certainly is a component of the North America continent - its relative size compares to 1/5th of the contiguous U.S. states (or almost twice the size of Texas). Since it is a part of the continental U.S., it is often misstated as not continental. Since Alaska is part of the North American continent, it is more precise to state Alaska isn't contiguous to the U.S. - meaning it doesn't share a common border with its sister states. Alaska instead shares a contiguous border with Canada to the east and south (the Yukon Territory and the Province of British Columbia, respectively). To the west of Alaska lies the country of Russia. Dissimilar to Alaska, the only state in the Union which is neither continental nor drivable to the 48 contiguous states is Hawaii'.
There a lot of different nationalities here in Alaska. Depends on what specific city, town or village you want to know about. In Anchorage I would say there is wide variety of different nationalities from across the globe.
10 to 14 days dependent on the speed of the ship. From Alaska to Kamchatka (in the summer only) is a few days less.