the economy of the gilded age was characterized by\n○ economic growth and high unemployment among unskilled…

the economy of the gilded age was characterized by\n○ economic growth and high unemployment among unskilled workers.\n○ rapid economic growth and a growing middle class..\n○ a deep recession in which high unemployment fueled massive and rebellious social change.\n○ slow economic growth and high unemployment among the middle class.

the economy of the gilded age was characterized by\n○ economic growth and high unemployment among unskilled workers.\n○ rapid economic growth and a growing middle class..\n○ a deep recession in which high unemployment fueled massive and rebellious social change.\n○ slow economic growth and high unemployment among the middle class.

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The Gilded Age (1870s - 1900) in the US saw rapid industrial - led economic growth. However, this growth was accompanied by high unemployment among unskilled workers due to the changing nature of work and influx of immigrants. The middle - class was not growing as the description in the second option suggests. There was no deep recession as in the third option during the Gilded Age. And economic growth was rapid not slow, and the unemployment issue was mainly among unskilled workers not the middle - class.

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economic growth and high unemployment among unskilled workers.