The Gilded Age in United States history is the late 19th century, from the 1870s to about 1900. If you have a history exam concerning the gilded age, then this quiz is for you.
Represents the interests of big businesses
Is specifically provided for in the United States Constitution
Has the power to formulate and enforce regulations
Must get approval from the states to carry out national laws
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Government ownership of utilities
Minimum-wage laws
Wage and price controls
Laissez-faire capitalism
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Forming monopolies or trusts
Developing overseas markets
Increasing the prices of their products
Paying high wages to their workers
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Income levels for workers would be improved
Government intervention in economic affairs would decline
Income levels for workers would be improved government intervention in economic affairs would decline efficiency in production methods could be increased
Economic possibilities outside the United States could be explored
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Implement protective tariffs to help American industry
Establish social welfare programs to aid the poor
Pass legislation outlawing most monopolies
Require industry to provide safe working conditions for employees
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Supported the organization of farm cooperatives
Regulated the activities of railroads and trusts
Provided direct payments to farmers to help them buy modem machinery
Dropped tariff rates to the lowest point in the century
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Hostility toward immigrant workers
The need to reduce overcrowding in western states
Cultural conflicts with Native American Indians
The migration of African Americans to northern cities
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