When Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner Labeled the Post-Civil

question 4

Multiple Choice

When Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner labeled the post-Civil War era the "Gilded Age," they implied that it was characterized by:

• A) widespread greed and corruption
• B) the practical elimination of poverty
• C) massive appreciation of art and culture
• D) a real absence of political division
• E) such widespread diffusion of wealth that more people had access to real gold