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The United States has achieved success due to its democratic government, market economy, leadership in innovation, and cultural exports. It has the second highest GDP in the world, was first to land on the moon, and produced many famous inventors and their inventions such as the telephone, light bulb, airplane, automobile assembly line, and modern technologies. The US also provides billions in foreign aid each year.

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