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The gilded age then is similar to now because of the recent trump administration as he cracked down on immigration policy and heated tensions towards immigration.
- Austin Tran

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the gilded age is similar to now because of the divide in our country. We are still separated by economic class/social status, wealthy vs. poor, and big businesses gaining more influence in politics.
-p.s

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The guilded age is similar today because there is still industrialization in the economy, as well as there is still lots of money privilege.
-L.C

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The Gilded age is similar to life now because just like the gilded age wealth is one of the biggest factors that separate people.

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The Gilded age is similar to life now because just like the gilded age wealth is one of the biggest factors that separate people.

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-Ashanti White

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The Gilded age is similar to now because of the level of financial inequality between the rich and the poor and also the amount of power big businesses have in our society.
- Andrew Field

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The gilded age is similar to life now because of how money driven society is. Businesses now have a huge say in politics, and the distribution of wealth is extremely uneven and this distribution causes divides in access to basic needs.
-E.G.

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is similar to life now because wealth is still one of the biggest factors that separate our society.

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the gilded age is similar to our current era because we are still divided into groups, wealthy and lower class, the welthy are given more advantages and they have more of a political impact while the lower class is viewed servants

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The gilded age is similar to today because the people back then were divided by social status as a lot of them are today. The amount of wealth you have determines your social status and how the rest of your life pans out. The divide between the wealthy and the poor is very vast today and it was in the gilded age as well.
-RW

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The Gilded Age is very similar to the world that we live in today. This is because back then they were divided by their social status, so they had the extremely wealthy and then those who could barely afford anything. Which in our currently world we are struggling with the division of social statuses. Meaning that the systems were built for the wealthy. SO those who were poor had no hope of improving their situation. ~s.d.r

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It is similar to today because the big businesses and the wealthy still have a lot of influence in politics. Plus there is still a large divide between the very rich who have most of the money in the country and the poor working class.
-S.J.

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The Gilded age is similar to today because of the divided wealth gap (top 1% equates to the top 10% today), rapid industrial growth, monopolies that controlled the markets (like the college board in the education system...), and corrupt politics. - A.M

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The Gilded age is similar to today because of the divided wealth gap (top 1% equates to the top 10% today), rapid industrial growth, monopolies that controlled the markets (like the college board in the education system...), and corrupt politics. - A.M

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The Gilded age is similar to the current era mainly for the economic advantages for those who are wealthy. It affects the political and social aspects of our society and how the government systems are designed for the wealthier population. Those who are poor struggle to gain advantages and resources like the wealthy. - H.R

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The politics of the Gilded Age are similar to that of today because

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The Gilded Age is similar to today because

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The Gilded Age is similar to today because