The ARPANET, ancestor of the Internet, was eventually broken into two networks: MILNET, which included all military sites, and a new, smaller network called the World Wide Web.

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The ARPANET was not broken into two networks called MILNET and the World Wide Web. MILNET was created as a separate network for military purposes in 1983, but the World Wide Web did not exist until the 1990s and was not created by splitting the ARPANET.

The ARPANET, Ancestor of the Internet, Was Eventually Broken into Two