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In what year was the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth officially dissolved?
1772
1791
1795
1807
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The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was officially dissolved in 1795, following the third and final partition of its territory by Russia, Prussia, and Austria. This marked the end of the unique political entity that had existed for over 200 years and led to a period of foreign rule and occupation for both Poland and Lithuania.
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