London Bridge Was Sold to the US

The video explores the history of London Bridge, its relocation to Arizona, and the confusion surrounding its sale. Originally built over 600 years ago, the bridge was replaced in the 1800s and again in the 1960s due to structural issues. American tycoon Robert McCulloch purchased the bridge, mistakenly believing it was Tower Bridge, and reconstructed it in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. The bridge now serves as a major tourist attraction. The video concludes with acknowledgments to contributors.

Where was the London Bridge relocated to in the United States?

• Lake Havasu City, Arizona

• Los Angeles, California

• New York City

• Miami, Florida

Why was the original London Bridge replaced in the 1800s?

• It was destroyed in a fire

• It was too old and deteriorating

• It was moved to another location

• It was too small for modern traffic

What was the main reason for selling the London Bridge in the 1960s?

• To make room for a new park

• To fund a new bridge

• To create a tourist attraction

• To build a new shopping center

Who purchased the London Bridge and moved it to Arizona?

• Donald Trump

• Robert McCulloch

• Bill Gates

• Warren Buffett

What was the common misconception about the bridge McCulloch thought he was buying?

• He thought it was the Sydney Harbour Bridge

• He thought it was the Golden Gate Bridge

• He thought it was the Brooklyn Bridge

• He thought it was Tower Bridge