The period in American history when the nation shifted from an agrarian society to one dominated by industrial manufacturing and urbanization. It was characterized by rapid technological advancements and the rise of big business.
Related terms
Urbanization: The process of population shifting from rural areas to cities due to industrialization, resulting in the growth of urban areas.
Technological Advancements: Innovations and improvements in machinery, transportation, and communication that drove industrial growth during this period.
Big Business: Large corporations or companies that emerged during the Gilded Age, often controlling significant portions of the economy through monopolies or trusts.
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