The white man's burden represents the Shift from isolation to imperialism in the United States.
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The white man's burden is a poem by Rudyard Kipling which represents the United States shift from Isolation i.e keeping to themselves and not letting others interfere in their matter to Imperialism which means expanding their influence throughout the world through peace and power.
Thus, the white man's burden here means the struggles and problems faced by the country with the coming of imperialism.
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The wall symbolized the lack of freedom under communism. It symbolized the Cold War and divide between the communist Soviet bloc and the western democratic, capitalist bloc.
The correct answer is north.
This was a period of rapid industrialization which was common in the northern parts of United States of America. It's called gilded because like gilded things, it seemed as if things were going great but that was just a thin layer that was covering a plethora of various social and economic issues. The south didn't experience this very much because they were rather traditionally oriented in their business endeavors and manufacture so they experience the problems of the gilded age as much as the northern parts did.<span />
Aurangzeb (Actual name Muhi-ud-Din Muhammad) and Babur (Actual name is Zahir ud Din Muhammad Babur) were both great rulers of India and belonged to Mughal family.
They both were ruling almost all of the Indian sub-continent and were in their respective times most powerful kings.
Aurangzeb’s personality in the history is a controversial one, some claim that he lacked religious tolerance as opposed to Babur and destroyed Hindu temples while others claim that he actually built many temples and inducted many Hindus in his empire which was also true of Babur who brought many Hindu dignities into his court and honored them.
Babur is considered a good ruler when it comes to foreign relations which left a mark on the empire even after his death while Aurangzeb’s rule actually brought the onset of the downfall of Mughal empire (Some blame it to his religious intolerance)