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No, they didn't "invent" most of the advanced technology. Like Germany, France, Russia, China, etc. they created their share of machines and systems, but mostly they have been primarily improvements, or redesigned machines, etc. Several countries are trying to claim credit for INVENTING the airplane; Russia & the US claim they were the first to invent the helicopter, someone's debating on which country first invented the TV...etc. So, this kind of arguing will probably continue for the next hundred years.

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