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Adjusted to modern currency, the Dutch East India Company was worth $7.4 trillion in the 17th century. When ceasing operations in 1800, where did all the money go?

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Scandinavia was one of the few European areas that was never in control of the Roman Empire. What did Scandinavian civilizations think of the Roman Empire at its greatest extent?

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Did the Soviet Union or any of the so-called "enemies" of the United States allow the broadcast of the moon landing/walks?

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Adjusted to modern currency, the Dutch East India Company was worth $7.4 trillion in the 17th century. When ceasing operations in 1800, where did all the money go?	2296
Scandinavia was one of the few European areas that was never in control of the Roman Empire. What did Scandinavian civilizations think of the Roman Empire at its greatest extent?	661
Did the Soviet Union or any of the so-called "enemies" of the United States allow the broadcast of the moon landing/walks?	221