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12 December, 17:13

Where did most of the world's silver come from between the 1600s and 1800s?

A. Bolivia, Peru and Mexico

B. Brazil, Japan and the Caribbean

C. Venezuela, Guatemala and Cuba

D. Canada, North America and Middle America

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