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    economic growth and stability has fluctuated‚ and social issues have shifted. One of the most prominent ages where these changes had developed was the Gilded Age. The Gilded Age was a time when government did not interfere with economy and left social issues to American society. One of the most serious social issues took place during the Gilded age was consumer safety. Over time‚ changes were made so that products had to meet government regulated standards‚ and that many products could no longer

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    language or even proper documents were recorded. Drawings and symbols were marked on the walls of caves. What in history could be told with artwork? What conversations and reflections was caused by these artworks to society? During the 1880s to 1920s‚ American art changed radically. These changes reflected dramatic shifts in American society

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    The Gilded Age A successful economy is key leading factor in successful running a nation. An economy is a balance between constantly conflicting elements. An Economy’s success is measured by the amount of wealth it contains‚ not to mention the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of its distribution of the wealth. In this essay I will be stating how those who prospered during the gilded age used their power to ultimately control the government and its people. Despite how uneven classes may be it

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    The rapid industrialization and growth of a world economy in the gilded age started a reform movement that hoped to solve many problems in the era‚ the Progressive movement. The Progressive era took place in the United States from around 1900 to 1917. The Progressive movement began out of the belief that people should help each other as much as possible. The Progressives started with volunteerism‚ mainly by wealthy‚ white women working in inner cities grew into state organizations. The movement

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    industrializing economy during the Gilded Age led to cheaper goods. This allowed the living standards for the middle class and the rich to improve. However‚ those who remained poor saw very little change in their living standard as the gap between the rich and the poor continued to grow. This essay will analyze the changes in the social structure of the Gilded Age‚ and how the federal government was not as effective in solving any social problems because they favored Big Business. The Gilded Age brought an era

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    The Progressive Era The Progressive Era had a profound effect on the development of America. During the Gilded Age the government adopted a “hands off” approach which resulted in widespread corruption throughout America. Progressive reforms began to make headway when these issues became uncontrollable. The federal government began to search for a way to mend the complex issues of the day through reforms and amendments‚ while the state level sought its own solutions. This movement enacted many

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    The time period in American history known as the Gilded Age was recognized for its transition from a nation of the pioneers’ settlements of the American West‚ to that of huge industrial expansion centered on cities and factories. Inventions‚ advances in technologies‚ and revolutionary innovations lead to the unprecedented economic and industrial growth of this era. Improvements in transportation with the enormous expansion of the transcontinental railroad‚ which occurred even before the demand for

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    Week 2 Response During the Gilded Age (1876-1900)‚ Congress was known for being rowdy and inefficient. It was not unusual to find that agreement could not be achieved because too many members were drunk or otherwise preoccupied with extra-governmental affairs. It was an era in which political corruption seemed to be the norm. Practices that today would be viewed as scandalous were accepted as a matter of routine. The narrow division between Republican and Democratic voters made both parties hesitant

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    Jack in thr Bean Stalk US History 6B January 29‚ 2013 The Gilded Age (1877-1900) The phrase "America’s Gilded Age" typically brings to mind the financial exploits and dazzling wealth of the "robber barons": Vanderbilt‚ Rockefeller‚ Morgan‚ Carnegie‚ and others. The fortunes they made have left us with lasting monuments that‚ in most of our minds‚ exemplify the era: mansions in Newport‚ treasure-filled libraries and museums in Manhattan. The truth however‚ shows a side that was anything but glamorous

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    During the Gilded Age‚ there was a large boom in industrialization. This affected upper class American in a more positive manner than it did for the farmers and workers on the bottom of America’s totem pole. Although the Industrialists became rich during the Gilded Age‚ the farmers felt the oncoming of the Panic of 1893 start while the upper class men were making money. The discontent that effected the farmers was widespread. Throughout the 1880s-1900s‚ farmers were distraught by the many

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