27. The French term parc (for privately-owned hunting preserves) has been around for centuries, but the term "national park" was first applied to which U.S. national park (with geothermal steam geysers)? A. Mammoth Cave National Park (in 1941) B. Grand Canyon National Park (in 1919) C. Yellowstone National Park (in 1872) D. Yosemite National Park (in 1864) E. Victoria Park (in 1842)

27. The French term parc (for privately-owned hunting preserves) has been around for centuries, but the term "national park" was first applied to which U.S. national park (with geothermal steam geysers)? A. Mammoth Cave National Park (in 1941) B. Grand Canyon National Park (in 1919) C. Yellowstone National Park (in 1872) D. Yosemite National Park (in 1864) E. Victoria Park (in 1842)

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