Question

the proximity between the rich and poor in cities during the gilded age led to which three reaction? hint: you must select all three correct answers to get this question correct... the progressive reform movement the populist movement the creation of suburbs so that the rich didnt have to look at the poor solving economic inequality through politics rewatch submit

Explanation:

1. The Progressive Reform Movement arose in response to the visible inequality and urban ills of the Gilded Age, aiming to address issues caused by close proximity of rich and poor.
2. The creation of suburbs allowed wealthy city residents to physically separate themselves from overcrowded, impoverished urban areas, a direct reaction to the proximity.
3. Efforts to solve economic inequality through politics (a core goal of progressive and reformist efforts in this era) were a key reaction to the stark disparities visible in dense cities.

The Populist Movement focused more on rural agricultural issues rather than urban class proximity, so it is not a correct answer here.

Answer:

• The progressive reform movement
• The creation of suburbs so that the rich didn't have to look at the poor
• Solving economic inequality through politics