During the late 19th century the American economy grew rapidly. The resulting changes produced economic stabil

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During the late 19th century the American economy grew rapidly. The resulting changes produced economic stability and prosperity in all the regions of the United States and for all classes of citizens.

Do you agree with this statement? Analyze its validity using specific historical examples to support your argument

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Answer 1

+ 1819
U.S. and Spain renew commercial agreements in the Adams-Onis Treaty.

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Answer 2

I agree that the economy grew rapidly. As for stability? Sorry, I don't see it. It was a time of innovation, and that meant change. It was a time of our people growing into a more settled western center--but that does not mean stability. It was not so much a fractious state as we seem to be developing today, but it was dynamic and evolving, which is different. There was distinctly still a stratification, but they more like overlapping fragments scattered about.

I would give more concrete examples but I have had such deleted in the past by the thought police here as if I were saying something disparaging, sorry.