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Mid-1840s: The United States engages in a brutal war in Mexico in an attempt to gain more land for America.
Late 1960s-Early 1970s: The United States engages in a brutal war in Vietnam in an attempt to stop the spread of Communism in southeast Asia.
Today: The United States engages in a war in Afghanistan, in an attempt to locate hidden terrorist groups.
Mid-1840s: The U.S.-Mexican War is started by President Polk with authorization from Congress. Polk says that Mexico's...
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