How did the Robber Baron's and the industry they created reflect the image of the Gilded age?

The Gilded Age was a period in American history In which a chunk of its citizens were made wealthy . This gave rise to the people called the robber barons who became wealthy as a result of their monopoly on some sectors of the economy and became an integral part of society. Some examples of robber barons include John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, and JP Morgan.

They were known to live a very lavish lifestyle due to their fortunes.

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identity theft, is stealing other person's identity to commit fraud or other crimes. identities, are stolen through hi tech and low tech methods and all these can result in the consequences mentioned above. because a criminal when has stolen your identity, can get a loan under your name which will increase a debt burden on the victim, it will also make it harder for the victim to get a loan in the future due to poor credit history and as a result may face loss of a job. there will be a loss of money since the criminal can even rent or buy an apartment under your name.