In the late nineteenth century, the economic gap between the very rich and the ordinary citizen grew narrower.

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During the late nineteenth century, often referred to as the Gilded Age, the economic gap between the very rich and the ordinary citizen actually widened, as industrialization and capitalism led to significant wealth accumulation for a few, while many others faced poor working conditions and low wages.

In the Late Nineteenth Century, the Economic Gap Between the Very