Question

question
in what ways did the government contribute to the rise of unrest and dissatisfaction of the american people during the industrial and gilded time periods?
they increased taxes.
they filled government positions based on merit.
they regulated prices on goods.
they limited immigration.

Explanation:

During the Industrial and Gilded Ages, high taxes could burden the people and cause dissatisfaction. Filling positions by merit was a positive reform - not a cause of unrest. Price - regulation could be seen as beneficial in some cases and not a major source of dissatisfaction. Limiting immigration was more of a response to social and economic pressures rather than a direct cause of widespread unrest among the general American population.

Answer:

They increased taxes.