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If the late 1800s were a period of economic growth, why is it called the Gilded Age?
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If the late 1800s were a period of economic growth, why is it called the Gilded Age?
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The gilded age, or the golden age in the
U.S
was the start of many things. Vehicles were produced, electricity had become used often, economic boom, and quite a lot more.
Gilded, a synonym is gold or plated thinly with gold. Therefore Golden age.
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