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In the late 1900s, the United States began exporting a diverse range of goods, including advanced technology, pharmaceuticals, and agricultural products. The growth of the tech industry, particularly in Silicon Valley, led to a significant increase in exports of electronics and software. Additionally, U.S. agricultural products, such as soybeans and corn, became major export commodities, bolstered by global demand. This period marked a shift towards a more service-oriented economy, with financial services and intellectual property becoming increasingly important in U.S. exports.

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