The Gilded Age part 1 | The Gilded Age (1865-1898) | US History | Khan Academy

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Title	:	The Gilded Age part 1 \| The Gilded Age (1865-1898) \| US History \| Khan Academy
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David and Kim always make me interested in what subject they're talking about they just sync really well together I guess
Comment from : JokieJester

tone down the humor it detracts from the learning
Comment from : Jesse Kanner

The info was good But I did not like the jokes, the ironies and the "yeys" about such a serious subject brDon't make history funny You do not need to
Comment from : Intellectual NinjaMonkey

Disgusting disgraceful and totally against the ideas of DEMOCRACY!!! These type of people are narcissistic psychotic sociopaths who are against humanity!!!
Comment from : Pearl Barkley

Who’s here in 2020?
Comment from : jadaa2unique

It was also called the Victorian age, yes, here in America During the same period of history, Queen Victoria was on the throne in England The later half of her reign saw the same gilded happens as in America
Comment from : Ray Fridley

bro why do I gotta do this
Comment from : Lasthorix

1:08 : Wrong The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today brNovel by Charles Dudley Warner and Mark Twain
Comment from : Emily Pallesen

good video but kinda cringe
Comment from : Dragic Magic

This term guilded is a bit nonsense because every age of humanity you have peasants from ancient to medieval to modern the term guilded is from mark twain who is clearly an emotional liberal every age of America you have insanely rich and insanely poor living in cramped conditions not to mention political corruption has been in existence as long as civilisation
Comment from : DORIAN PRIME

I read it as gilead age :D
Comment from : deadoralive cowboy

this is really helpful!! im in apush and this helps to lay out everything out do you think you could make videos on the Federalists vs democratic-republicans? i am still confused on their different views
Comment from : beemunchers374

Should that be the "age of gilded cage"?
Comment from : theOldManEric

Umm Carnegie was an poor scotish immigrant, who worked for everything he earned He just invested his money into the rail industry and it paid off huge He had already given away $350,695,653 (approximately $769 billion, adjusted to 2015 dollars) by the time of his death Which was used for the betterment of the United States and most of the World I doubt the man who was credited with opening over 3000 libraries and was quoted as saying: The amassing of wealth is one of the worse species of idolatry No idol more debasing than the worship of money Was capable of political corruption
Comment from : kevinKronnack