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  1. September 1720 Collapse of the South Sea Bubble 0 cit. South Sea Company stock collapses after rising almost tenfold in months, ruining thousands of British investors. Parliament responds with the Bubble Act restricting new joint-stock companies. economy / politics ●●●●
  2. 31 March 1913 J.P. Morgan dies in Rome 0 cit. John Pierpont Morgan died in Rome in March 1913. Control of the bank passed to his son, J.P. Morgan Jr. economy ●●●
  3. 19 August 1953 Operation Ajax overthrows Mossadegh 0 cit. The CIA and Britain's MI6 organized a coup that removed Iran's elected prime minister Mohammad Mossadegh after he nationalized the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. The operation restored the Shah's power and the CIA later acknowledged its role. economy / politics ●●●●●
  4. c. 2 May 2010 European sovereign debt crisis 0 cit. Greece received the first of several bailouts as high public debt threatened to break up the eurozone, followed by rescues for Ireland, Portugal, Spain, and Cyprus. The crisis forced new bailout funds and tighter budget rules, and tested whether the single currency could survive without deeper political union. diplomacy / economy / politics ●●●