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Which british capital city only became a capital in the twentieth century?
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∙ 13y ago
Probably Belfast.
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∙ 13y ago
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Which section of the orchestra became more important in twentieth-century music?
Percussion
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Till 1911 it was Kolkata but then Delhi became the Capital of India.
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asia
. The U.S. became a superpower around the turn of the twentieth century. This was because the U.S. was able to create a stepping stone to the commerce of?
Asia
How did many of the middle east countries grow rich during the twentieth century?
the middle east became rich because of oil
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What music was invented in the 20th century?
well concidering it is the twentieth century you should know:) It is not the twentieth century, it is the twenty first ;)
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twentieth century
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