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Mark Twain’s Gilded Age is a reference to ________. conditions in the South in the pre-Civil War era the corrupt politics of the post-Civil War era the populist movement the Rep…

Mark Twain’s Gilded Age is a reference to ________. conditions in the South in the pre-Civil War era the corrupt politics of the post-Civil War era the populist movement the Rep…
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Mark Twain’s Gilded Age is a reference to ________.

conditions in the South in the pre-Civil War era
the corrupt politics of the post-Civil War era
the populist movement
the Republican Party

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the corrupt politics of the post-Civil War era

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