The Gilded Age 1870-1890 Gilded Age Problems POLITICAL ECONOMIC SOCIAL.

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The Gilded Age 1870-1890 Gilded Age Problems POLITICAL ECONOMIC SOCIAL

Political: Voting rights (suffrage)

Political: Government corruption

Political: Voters didn’t have much control over the government

Economic: Monopolies (trusts)

Economic: Treatment of workers (long hours, low pay, bad working conditions)

Economic: Child Labor

Economic: Consumer protection (unsafe products)

Social: Civil Rights (racism, segregation, and lynching)

Social: Anti-Immigration (nativism)

Social: Overcrowding in cities (poverty & sanitation)

Social: Alcohol Abuse