What was neurasthenia?
A) an illness caused by the sudden spread of sugary foods and beverages, which greatly increased the caution the public displayed toward the rise of consumerism
B) a widespread post-traumatic stress disorder that affected soldiers who had fought in and experienced the horrors of the Civil War
C) a resistant strain of cholera that grew into an epidemic due to the terrible, unsanitary conditions of tenements in cities during the Gilded Age
D) a crippling malady miners faced due to exposure to unclean air that led the federal government to pass sweeping legislation guaranteeing the health of workers
E) a condition with symptoms such as hysteria and depression, often diagnosed by male physicians to force women back into the cult of domesticity
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