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The economy grew more quickly during the Gilded Age than at any other time in US history. Two factors that caused this growth were
a great increase in steel production and a repeal of taxes.
a repeal of taxes and a decrease in the value of manufactured goods.
a great increase in steel production and an increase in the value of manufactured goods.
a great increase in steel production and a decrease in the value of manufactured goods.

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a great increase in steel production and an increase in the value of manufactured goods.

Explanation: The Gilded Age saw rapid industrialization—steel output exploded (Bessemer process, rail expansion) and manufacturing value rose sharply due to mechanization and mass production.