During the Gilded Age:
- Farm production decreased relative to manufacturing production during the Gilded Age.
- Farmers benefited greatly from the development of a national railroad network.
The Gilded Age lasted between the 1870s to the early 1900s and saw:
- increased industrializations
- economic growth
- rise of the railroads
- increase in wages
- increase in inequality
During the gilded age, American farmers were better able to access markets as they were able to transport goods by rail to various parts of the country.
Relative to manufacturing production however, farming decreased due to rapid industrialization and urbanization.
In conclusion, the gilded age saw a rise in industrial production and but a drop in the incomes of famers who were producing relatively less than manufacturing.
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