The Gilded Age

A Captivating Guide to an Era in American History That Overlaps the Reconstruction Era and Coincides with Parts of the Victorian Era in Britain Along with the Belle Époque in France

De: Captivating History

Narrado por: Jason Zenobia

If you want to discover the captivating history of the Gilded Age, then pay attention...

From a modern perspective, it may seem that the United States was a major powerhouse since its early days. Its present-day economic, military, and cultural strength gives out an aura of everlasting magnificence, possibly even that it was God-given. That’s how some may see it, at least. However, the truth is far from it. The American story started hundreds of years ago when it was a lowly European colony, far from the grandeur and magnificence the world associates with it today. Generations worked hard to gradually transform the humble, dependent colonies into bustling independent states, which were united under a single flag.

This transformation from a weak and relatively poor dominion into a world-class international power was undoubtedly a long process, yet it achieved its peak in the late 19th century. At that time, the US managed to achieve change in many aspects, from economic and social to political and military. This period of growth has become known as the Gilded Age.

In The Gilded Age: A Captivating Guide to an Era in American History That Overlaps the Reconstruction Era and Coincides with Parts of the Victorian Era in Britain Along with the Belle Époque in France, you will discover topics such as:

• Building the Foundation
• From Chaos to the Gilded Age
• Economic Boom and Bust
• Ups and Downs of Politics and the Government
• Turbulent Winds of Change in the US
• The Transformation of Life
• And much, much, more!

So if you want to learn more about the Gilded Age, buy this audiobook now!

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A good find

Loved it. Learned so much. There was so much information put into this book.

Good Overview

the nuts and bolts of this era in history. enjoyed it very much. not boring and the performance was very good

Wow!

So much for thinking I understood US History. This story tells you what the Brits know.

short history of what would become the modern US

while I knew a lot of what occurred during this time period, this reading gave me a better understanding of all that info.

most of this focused on US history, n only briefly mentioned other parts of the world, due to being known under different titles/descriptions.

only slight gripe with the narrator, had to do with him sometimes making it sound as though he had more to say, but just abruptly ending things (that was the reason I scored him slightly less than perfect in a previous review). otherwise, he's still my favorite, of the 2 I've listened to, so far

Excellent concise history

Covers many inventions and cultural shifts that formed the foundation of todays modern world. I was amazed at just how much was accomplished in the late 19th Century. Impressive!

What an awesome read!

I am always amazed at the greatness of captivating history books and learn so much. I must say though in this book about The Gilded Age, I learned so much! I read this book on Kindle and for the life of me I do not remember reading that Mark twain was the one who named that our the Gilded Age and when reading about the Jim Crow laws the industrial revolution and on and on I went from being angry to being baffled, but all in all it was in an interesting listen. I thought the narrator did a great job. Although I was surprised that a British gentleman was reading the book about America’s history, But then I thought this country is made up of many different people from many different countries so why wouldn’t a British man read about our history. Either way this book was a great awesome read and captivating history has a way of making boring facts into a fun endeavor. I highly recommend this book and can’t wait to read more by captivating history!

The Gilded Age

A lot of things happened in the short time of the Gilded age. A lot of history I wish we would have learned from but it seems we are still making the some of the same mistakes. Very interesting. A lot of information. Good read!

A 4th grader wrote a book.

Remember that 4th grade classmate who never read the book? His oral book reports rambled on and on and he mentioned the title repeatedly. The teacher asked him to sit down before the class mutinied? The Gilded Age needs a teacher on board to end the debalce.

Relies on feelings rather than facts.

Where there should be stories and examples there are phrases to elicit feelings. Giving bias not history.

ugh.

fake accent. boring. I can't think of another 15 words to finish this review. a really good example of how to make history boring