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3 years ago

The countries of the Middle East made over $300 billion in 2006 off of the sale of

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It is a combined assets coming from oil, industries, privatized infrastructures, and bank investments. It was amounted to from $300 to $400 billion of assets. This was done through successful investments and planning that boosted up the Middle East worth of assets. I hope this helped.

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1 year ago

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Correct answer is A)they held their own small tea parties .

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A is the only correct answer as they even seized a part of tea that was located in the cellars of Exchange Building in Charlestown.

B is not correct as this didn't happened after this event.

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5. Sandstorm (Watched)

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