Chapter 11 focuses on between 1877 and 1900; a defining change in American life was the introduction of new machines, where human craftsmanship and energy were subsumed as people were turned into virtual machines in vast factories. However, Chapter 11 asserts that beneath this apparent progress during this time, a few businessmen profited while most Americans struggled for even their meager share of prosperity. Chapter 11 highlights how new waves of immigrants joined the Irish, Black Americans, and Native Americans on the losing end of the struggle for rights and a fair share. In addition, Chapter 11 attests that class tensions threatened to erupt in post-Civil War America. According to Chapter 11, the governments in Washington and the state capitals were complicit in this attempt to preserve the class status quo.
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