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1860s: The American Civil War is fought, and when it ends in 1865 there are 620,000 dead soldiers.
1910s: World War I is fought. Between April 1917 and November 1918, 116,708 American servicemen die.
Today: The United States fights wars against terrorism in Afghanistan and Iraq. The modern war involves more advanced tactics supported by advanced technology in the areas of weaponry and defense, and fewer American lives are lost as a result.
1860s: The great railroads are built across the United States.
1910s: The aviation...
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