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The concept that the United States became a corporation is often linked to the 1871 Act of the District of Columbia, which some interpret as creating a corporate entity for the federal government. However, this interpretation is debated and not widely accepted in legal contexts. In a broader sense, the U.S. operates as a constitutional republic, and the idea of it being a corporation is more of a conspiracy theory than an established fact.

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