The modern American family differs in many significant ways from their nineteenth-century counterpart.

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If the question is trying to ask whether the statement is true or false, the answer is true, there is nothing wrong with the sentence and that the statement is true itself. It is because a lot of things has change, making the modern day more different in terms of family compared to the nineteenth century as there are new things and factors made, contributing to the change.

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