1. Beverly Hills Quadrangle
2. Canoga Park, Van Nuys, Burbank, Topanga, Hollywood, Venice, and Inglewood Quadrangles
3. 1966
4. North American Datum of 1927, National Geodetic Vertical Datum of 1929, and North American Datum of 1983
5. 1:24,000
6a. 120 meters
6b. 1.89 miles
6c. 2.64 inches
6d. 12.5 centimeters
7. 17.8 feet
8a. 34°4'30"
34.075N 
8b. 34°0'30"
34.008N
8c. 34°7'15"
34.121N
9a. 635.6 feet, 193.73 meters
9b. 140 feet, 42.672 meters
9c. 617.8 feet, 188.305 meters
10. Zone 11
11. Easting (362) and Northing (3763)
12. 1,000,000 meters²
13.

14. 14°
15. South
16.

Map of World War II in Europe

 http://www.kenbrown.info/stokes/world_war_ii_map.html

This map comes from the USAF Museum, and depicts the opposing sides during World War II. The red areas are where the Axis powers expanded to, and the green are areas controlled by the Allies. World War II encompassed an era of conflict and strife never seen by the world before, and not since, and as a history major, I'm quite interested in the political, social, and cultural aspects that took place during the war.