Which of the following was not a reason to call the period of time prior to 1890 the Gilded Age?

Everyone was living a life of prosperity.

There was a false sense of reality demonstrated in a few peopleâ€™s life.

Numerous men became rich during this time.

People lived extravagantly.

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Angeline

27 September, 02:47

Which of the following was not a reason to call the period of time prior to 1890 the Gilded Age?

Everyone was living a life of prosperity.

There was a false sense of reality demonstrated in a few peopleâ€™s life.

Numerous men became rich during this time.

People lived extravagantly.

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Johnathon Bennett · Answer 1

The golden age was when the golden rush was going on and the people in the the gold rush were coming from all over the us and they were looking to better them self's for the future well that did not happen because all the small towns that were going on eventually fell apart and the people had to move

Patterson · Answer 2

There was false sense of reality demonstration in a few people life

Which of the following was not a reason to call the period of time prior to 1890 the Gilded Age?Everyone was living a life of prosperity.There was a false sense of reality demonstrated in a few peopleâ€™s life.Numerous men became rich during this time.People lived extravagantly.

Which of the following was not a reason to call the period of time prior to 1890 the Gilded Age?

Everyone was living a life of prosperity.

There was a false sense of reality demonstrated in a few peopleâ€™s life.

Numerous men became rich during this time.

People lived extravagantly.