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The Vasa Ship: History and Legacy

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True or false: The Vasa was built in 1627.

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True or false: The Vasa was salvaged in 1869.

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True or false: The Vasa was used to transport 30,000 Swedish soldiers.

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True or false: The Vasa was launched in 1628.

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True or false: The Vasa was built using only skilled carpenters.

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The Swedish ship Vasa was built between 1626 and 1628 to carry the Swedish army to war against Poland.
The ship was wrecked on its maiden voyage in 1628 after only a short distance had been traveled in the port of Stockholm.
The Vasa was salvaged in 1961 and converted into a museum ship.
The Vasa is armed with 64 cannons and is said to be the most powerful ship of its time.
The Vasa was crucial in transporting and supplying 30,000 Swedish soldiers who invaded Pomerania in 1628.
The Vasa was built by skilled carpenters and cut down trees for the ship alone.
The Vasa was launched in 1626 and was completed in 1628.

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Test your knowledge about the history, construction, and fate of the Swedish warship Vasa, which sank on its maiden voyage and was later salvaged to become a museum ship. Learn about its role in military operations and its powerful armament.