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During the Gilded Age, big businesses led to significant economic growth, job creation, and innovations in technology and infrastructure, contributing to the rise of the United States as an industrial power. However, they also fostered monopolies and exploitation of workers, leading to poor labor conditions and widening income inequality. Additionally, the concentration of wealth and power among a few industrialists raised concerns about corruption and the influence of money on politics. Overall, while big businesses drove progress, they also created social and economic challenges.
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What are Pros and Cons of The Gilded Age?
Pros:Innovation and InventionCaptains of IndustryImmigrationLabor UnionsCons:Robber BaronsImmigrationWorking ConditionsLiving conditions for the poor
What are the pros and cons of raising the driving age to 18 years or older?
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Who was not a government or business leader of the gilded age?
Essentially, anyone without money.
What led to government regulation of businesses during the gilded age?
unfair business practices
Northern business owner most likely belong to during the gilded age?
Republican
What are the pros and cons of using paper in today's digital age?
Pros of using paper in today's digital age include its tactile nature, ease of note-taking, and lack of reliance on technology. Cons include environmental impact, storage limitations, and difficulty in sharing and collaborating.
How were airplanes important to the gilded age?
There were no airplanes in 'the gilded age'.
The term robber barons was used during the gilded age to characterize?
Leaders of big business
Definition of gilded age History of the US gilded age?
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Political participation during the gilded age was?
The political participation was high. This is during the gilded age.
What was the period of industrialization between the Civil War 1861-1865 to the end of the nineteenth century in America known as?
Gilded Age
How did the gilded age lead to the populist party?
How can we connect the gilded age to the progressive movement
