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Societal Critique in The Gilded Age
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How does the satire in “The Gilded Age” primarily critique societal values?

A

It critiques the excessive focus on wealth accumulation and materialism.

B

It calls for immediate reforms to rectify social and economic inequalities.

C

It advocates for tighter control over industrial monopolies.

D

It supports the notion of manifest destiny and overseas expansion.

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