1. The Dark Side of the Gilded Age
... depicts Native Americans fleeing the land due to the progression of industrialization which changed their lifestyles" (John Gast, American Progress, 1872, Library of Congress). Pollution became a major problem during the gilded age. Factory owners and workers would build homes beside the factories providing easy travel and access. Many natural habitats were destroyed in order for people to create more factories and homes ... powered by coal. The smoke would release into the atmosphere which caused respiratory disorders. When the smoke and fog from bad climate mix together is would creat...
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