Most americans wanted political and social reforms during the gilded age, but reform efforts had minimal impact because the reformers could not agree on what types of reforms were needed or how to make them. support, refute, or modify this interpretation, providing specific evidence to justify your answer.

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Most americans wanted political and social reforms during the gilded age, but reform efforts had minimal impact because the reformers could not agree on what types of reforms were needed or how to make them. support, refute, or modify this interpretation, providing specific evidence to justify your answer.

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Stanley Holloway · Answer 1

Most reforms in this country took place because the people agreed on a social injustice that interrupted the lives and wealth of all. In order for a reform to be successful majority of the community must come together and agree and over through thoughts and actions. This reform had minimal impact because there was no unity.