Question

As the economy grew during the Gilded Age, many working families became wealthier as their income increased. had low incomes and could not escape poverty. earned a higher income working in factories. continued to have low incomes, but they lived comfortably.

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The Gilded Age was an era of economic expansion during which the United States leapfrogged Britain in terms of industrialization. The country's economy was rapidly growing into new areas, particularly heavy industry like as factories, railroads, and coal mining.

The Gilded Age experienced significant economic and industrial growth, owing to technological advancements in transportation and manufacturing, which resulted in an increase in personal wealth, philanthropy, and immigration. Politics at this time was not just rife with corruption, but it also saw an upsurge in participation.