Gilded Age

In the late nineteenth century, the birth of modern America was witnessed. It saw the closure of the Western border. From 1865 to 1890, Americans pioneered 430 million acres in the western part of the world - over 250 years of American history. However, in order to open white settlers in the west lands of the Mississippi River, the plain Indians were restricted in a series of Indian wars. This period also witnessed the development of modern industrial economy. A nationwide network of transportation and communication was established, the company became the dominant form of business organization, and the management revolution changed business management.

Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner created in the novel "Golden Age". The era of gilding in American history was at the end of the 19th century from the 1870s to the 1900s. This word was made by writer Mark Twain in "Golden Age: Story". Today (1873) it satires the era of serious social problems covered with thin gold gold plating. The gold plating era is the era of rapid economic growth especially in the north and the west. New industrialists are American medici and robber Baron. Wages in the United States, especially wages of skilled workers are much higher than the wages of Europe that attract millions of immigrants. The increase in industrialization means that despite the increase in labor force, the real wage in the US rose to 60% from 1860 in 1860 and then continued to rise. However, due to the influx of very poor European immigrants, the golden era is also the era of poverty. Railway is a major industry, but importance of factory system, mining and financing are increasing

Gold plating era (1870-1900) The gold plating era refers to the last part of the American industrial revolution. It includes rapid economic growth in the golden era, but it also refers to unethical behaviors behind the enormous wealth accumulated by some major industrialists such as JD Rockefeller, JP. Morgan and Andrew Carnegie, they came to define the era of gold plating. The civil rights movement of the Civil Rights Movement (1950-1960) was to support the rights of African Americans primarily and end apartheid. The broader civil rights movement has spread throughout America's history, but some of the most radical militants have appeared in the 1950s and 1960s. Read more: Civil rights activist

The era of gold plating was the age of American society at the end of the 19th century (about 1870-1900). The golden era is characterized by rapid economic growth and remarkable foreign wealth, covering problems such as poverty, inequality, social injustice. The term "golden age" was created by Mark Twain at "Golden Age: Today's Story" (1873) which is a satire to materialism and political corruption. Collis Potter Huntington (1821-1900) Huntingdon plays an important role in the construction of Pacific Railroad - Central Pacific Railroad is the first transcontinental railroad, and it is also the other railroad such as the South Pacific. Part of the reason for his commercial success was his extensive political lobbying and bribes of politicians. When his bribery was exposed he became a symbol of greed and corruption in the railway industry. Despite defending the construction of the railroad, he became a satirical and dislike person.