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The Gilded Age was a Golden Age for Americans. The United States experienced a time of peace, prosperity, and advancements in art, science, and technology.
The Gilded Age was an Age of Extremes. There were many advancements in art, science, and technology but it was only enjoyed by a small group of wealthy people. The poor struggled greatly.
The Gilded Age was a time of War. Technology advanced in weapons that helped fight the war but the people of the U.S. suffered from poverty and starvation.
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It was called gilded because gilded means covered in a thin layer of gold. The United States looked like a place where everyone was wealthy, but only a few people were wealthy. Most people were poor.
It was called gilded because gilded means solid. The United States was a place that did not allow outsiders to come into the country. It was as if the United States had built a solid wall to keep people from other countries out of the U.S.
It was called gilded because gilded is another word for golden. The Gilded Age was a golden age in U.S. history because there was peace, wealth, and advancements in art, science, and technology.
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