Question

1 true or false 1 point working conditions during the gilded age were desirable. true false 2 true or false 1 point children were discouraged from working and often graduated from high school. true false 3 multiple choice 1 point by the centurys end, the nations economy was dominated by a very few, powerful individuals land owners from the south the federal government the factory workers 4 true or false 1 point the national labor union admitted african american workers. true false

Explanation:

1. The Gilded Age had harsh working conditions: long hours, low pay, unsafe factories, no job security, making them undesirable.
2. Child labor was widespread in the Gilded Age; children worked in factories/mines instead of attending school, so they were not discouraged from working nor likely to graduate high school.
3. By the end of the 19th century, the U.S. economy was controlled by a small number of industrial tycoons (like Carnegie, Rockefeller) who held massive wealth and corporate power.
4. The National Labor Union, founded in 1866, explicitly included African American workers in its membership, making this statement true.

Answer:

1. False
2. False
3. A. A very few, powerful individuals
4. True