Answer: Answer A
Explanation: " Harsh conditions on most reservations made hunting and farming for subsistence impossible, leading to conflicts over access to resources" does not talk about hostilities between the US government and American Indians living on reservations.
This is false. The industrialists Carnegie, Rockefeller, Morgan, and Ford were not known as heroes.
<h3>Who were the industrialists?</h3>
These were the people in the gilded age that were able to amass a great proportion of wealth top themselves. These people were very big business men in the time period that they existed.
They were not seen as heroes, instead the people saw them as monopolists who took the commonwealth and make it theirs.
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Economic: The south lost much of its agricultural land due to it being destroyed in battles, and the loss of slavery meant serious economic downfall because their industry relied heavily on slave labour. However, the North was more industrialised, so it benefitted from the added railroad and the manufacture of wartime products.
Social: 2% of the population was killed; many lost loved ones and family members. Also, racial prejudice resulted in the formation of the KKK by many whites who were angry that African-Americans had been freed-- as well as the Jim Crow laws being enforced
Political: 13th, 14th and 15th amendments passed in the constitution
Railroads brought crops and food to cities in the East, and settlers to farms in the Great Plains
