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A Worker’s Life

Question 9 • (Galli)WCA 2220 US History II 4th nine weeks 25-26

Economic and social changes during the Gilded Age caused

Answer
A
most workers to abandon labor unions.
B
people to stop working at many factories.
C
workers to seek training to get better jobs.
D
activists to work for a variety of reforms.

Explanation

Rapid industrialization, urban growth, and widening economic inequality during the Gilded Age created problems such as unsafe working conditions, poverty, and political corruption. These conditions encouraged activists to push for reforms in areas including labor, government, and social welfare. Therefore, the correct choice is “activists to work for a variety of reforms.”

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