Gilded Age reformers feared that with lower-class groups seeking to use government to advance their own interests, democracy was becoming a threat to individual liberty and to the rights of property.

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During the Gilded Age, some reformers were concerned that the increasing political power of lower-class groups could lead to policies that threatened individual liberties and property rights, as these groups sought government intervention to address economic inequalities.

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