Most Americans wanted political and social reforms during the Gilded Age, but reform efforts had minimal impact because the reformers could not agree on what types of reforms were needed or how to make them. Support, refute, or modify this interpretation, providing specific evidence to justify your answer.

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courtney_celiene1236 · Answer

@FlamingFrost25

flamingfrost25 · Answer

It was Hoover who had promised it to the people of America but could not hold his promise and feel into the great depression. Hoover ran a good campaign but got forced out after his term because the people wanted change from the change of Hoover.

courtney_celiene1236 · Answer

So you would agree with the statement?

flamingfrost25 · Answer

yes and thats your explaination

courtney_celiene1236 · Answer

Okay great thanks!

flamingfrost25 · Answer

no problem anytime

courtney_celiene1236 · Answer

I failed the assignment with this information. It's talking about the Gilded age, and Hoover was president more than 20 years after.