Unlike today,citizens during the Gilded Age expected the ___________ to have little to no effect on their daily lives.

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During the Gilded Age, there was a strong belief in laissez-faire capitalism which meant that people believed the government should not interfere in the economy or people's daily lives. Therefore, citizens did not expect the federal government to have a significant effect on their daily lives.

Unlike Today,citizens During the Gilded Age Expected the ___________ to Have