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<h3>What is Gilded age?</h3>

The Gilded Age describes a period in 1870s where there are gross materialism and enormous political corruption in the U.S. Sphere.

During the Gilded Age, various businessmen usually bribed the public officials at the all level and fraud/manipulation were massively used to influence elections.

During this period, the government tends to protect more the interests of business-owners than the farmers, Native Americans, workers etc

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