Mark Twain coined the term "gilded age" to describe the decades of the 1890s and 1900s. Despite the shining and significant achievements of the United States, Twain characterized American civilization as
cheap and flawed at its core. Do you agree with Twain's assertions or do you believe that his claim was
too extreme? Feel free to suggest a more accurate, yet catchy, label
for the same era in US history

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