During the gilded age, the system of mass production made it possible for a) workers to have shorter hours. b) unskilled workers to acquire a skill. c) skilled workers to earn more money. d) workers to create more product.

The correct answer is D) workers to create more product.

During the Gilded Age, the system of mass production made it possible for workers to create more product.

Before the 20th century and with the consequences of the Industrial Age, the United States was living good economic times...but not for workers. The Golden Age was a period after the Civil War in which bankers, the owners of fabrics, and politicians became richer because they exploited workers and had corruption practices. The term was coined after Mark Twain's novel called "The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today." Mass production made it possible for workers to create more product, but workers did not earn better wages. The money went to the greedy owner's account.

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