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What is the meaning of this line? Before the war , Americans tended to say "The United States are," but after the war, they said "the United States is."

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What is the meaning of this line? Before the war , Americans tended to say "The United States are," but after the war, they said "the United States is."

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it means when they finish a war they are true Americans fighting for there country

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they under estimated the united states before they have seen its potential

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