<span>The Meiji was a dynasty in Japan who ruled 1868 and
1912. They managed to keep up with modernization in order to maintain the wealth
of the Empire, while keeping the traditional traits of the country by having a
marked bureaucracy – which was necessary in order to accomplish the necessary
changes – and re-establishing economic principales (based on agriculture), the
military bases, and the culture.
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The Gilded Age was characterized by really fast industrial and economic growth, from the 1870s to the 1900s. It was named after Mark Twain's and Charles Dudley Warner's novel <em>The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today</em>, which satirically describes a difficult period of living, covered and hidden with gold gilding.
The rapid expansion of industrialization was accompanied by a huge advance in transportation (railways), technologies and manufacturing (heavy industry, factories, coal mining), causing huge expansion of immigration from Europe to America, high real wage growth and individual wealth. During these years, the U.S. economy had the fastest rate of growth, with high GDP, capital formation, real wage, etc.
<span>civilizations
cultural exchanges
mercantilism
women's roles
language development
So all of those above this sentence were advanced by trade in the second millennium
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I do not think so because there are many American-Indian tribes and cultures, but not all of them speak the same language.
For example, Navajo and Cherokee will not speak the same language, because they are from different areas.
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