The United States has no regulation regarding what constitutes a college or a university. Usually, a university is said to be made up of several colleges. According to an article in Wikipedia, "Harvard, William and Mary, and Yale ... were organized in the days of colonial poverty, on the plans of the English colleges which constitute the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Graduates of Harvard and Yale carried these British traditions to other places, and similar colleges grew up in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Rhode Island." Of the above three, Harvard was the first to open it's doors to students in 1636.
Bank of America
Name the first university in the world?
Benjamin Franklin
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Switchback Railway which was opened in 1884.
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The first permanent one was Dachau.
Anna university
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The Golden Arches logo first appeared in 1962 however the first McDonalds opened in with that name opened in 1940.
The first Mobile Gas Company opened on 1911 by its name "The Standard Oil Company of New York". As time passed on, they changed their name into "MobilOil" and later, to "Mobil".
Chase Field, home to the Arizona Cardinals and located in downtown Phoenix, Arizona opened March 31st, 1998. During the first 7 years of operation, it was known as Bank One Ballpark, before switching to the name chase field in 2005. Chase Field was the first stadium in America to be built with a retractable roof.