They failed to regulate monopolies and trusts, leading to widespread economic inequality and exploitation of workers.
They ignored labor strikes and protests, often siding with big business over the interests of workers.
They did not enforce labor laws or safety regulations, leading to dangerous working conditions.
They engaged in corrupt practices, such as the spoils system and bribery, which eroded public trust in the government.
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.
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