1. The Gilded Age
... important to what is now modern America. "It was a time of dynamic change in various areas, including politics, business, labor unions, race relations, intellectual history, the role of women, foreign affairs, technology, etc" (Mark). The business world of large national corporations gave rise to what modern days business consist of ... as the "Gilded Age". The book was full of facts, and I believe it was very historically accurate. The book was more of a history book format tying all of the information into one certain era. There are connections that we can draw to 20th century America....
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- Grade Level: High School