The 10 largest companies on the 1960 Fortune 500 list via CNN Money:
- General Motors
- Exxon
- Ford
- General Electric
- U.S. Steel
- Mobile
- Gulf Oil
- Texaco
- Chrysler
- Esmark
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Category Archives: 0259 – Campus Trivia
Campus Trivia
Campus Trivia
What was America’s population growth over the five decades leading to 1970?
The decade-by-decade population growth of the United States between 1920 and 1970 is as follows:
- 1920 – 106,021,537
- 1930 – 122,775,046 (15.8%)
- 1940 – 132,164,569 (7.6%)
- 1950 – 150,697,361 (14.0%)
- 1960 – 179,323,175 (19.0%)
- 1970 – 203,392,031 (13.4%)
via Wikipedia
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Which five countries are the world’s top Sunflower Seed Producers
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Which five countries are the world’s top Tomato Producers
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Which five countries are the world’s top mango producers?
Via WorldAtlas
- India – 18,779,000 tonnes
- China – 4,771,038 tonnes
- Thailand – 3,432,129 tonnes
- Mexico – 2,197,313 tonnes
- Indonesia – 2,184,399 tonnes
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Which five countries are the world’s top Cranberry Producers
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Which 5 countries were the largest economies in the world by purchasing power parity in the year 2025
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Question: Which five countries are the world’s top Clove Producers?
Via FAO Stat
- Indonesia
- Madagascar
- Tanzania
- Comoros
- Sri Lanka
Based on 2023 FAOSTAT reported data.
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Question: Which five countries are the top Tangerine Producers in East Asia?
Answer via USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS)
- China
- Japan
- South Korea
- Taiwan
- North Korea
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Which 5 countries were the largest economies in the world by nominal GDP in the year 2000
Via the IMF by way of Wikipedia
- United States
- Japan
- Germany
- United Kingdom
- France
In the half decade between 1995 and 2000, the list of the world’s four largest economies as measured by nominal GDP in $US remained unchanged in either composition or sequence. The identity of the world’s forth and fifth largest economies, switched such that the United Kingdom became ranked as number four and France ranked as number five as estimated by the International Monetary Fund.
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