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This study guide covers the Gilded Age (1870s-1890s), including its characteristics of rapid industrialization, economic growth, and social inequalities. It explores the Second Industrial Revolution, key figures like Carnegie and Rockefeller, and their respective industries (steel and oil). The guide also examines the Transcontinental Railroad, transportation, and government support, and finishes with practice questions and exam tips covering key topics such as the rise of big business, labor movements, and social and economic inequality.
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Question 1 of 12
The Gilded Age is best characterized by which of the following? 🧐
A decline in industrialization
Rapid industrialization and economic growth
A focus on agrarian economy
A decrease in social inequalities