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The US fought the British in the Revolution and the War of 1812; the Barbary Pirates; took land from Spain, Mexico, and Canada; fought with European allies in World War I and II; propped up a corrupt administration in Vietnam but eventually retreated; fought with South Korea against North Korea to a standstill, and barricaded Cuba to stop Russian missiles from going in.

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