It was 3,929,214 once the Constitution went into affect
The Gilded Age in U.S. history is the late 19th century, from the 1870s to 1900. The term for this period was framed by Mark Twain in his novel 'The Gilded Age', which satirized an era of serious social problems, Ulysses Grant was the president during this period. The scandals of Grant administration included bribes and corrupt dealings.
The Canterbury Tales is helpful to historians because the author "showcases the strict class structure of the period," which was highly segmented and rigid.
