In general, between 1865 and 1900, working-class Americans Group of answer choices 1. enjoyed the benefits of unemployment insurance. 2. substantially increased their share of the total wealth of the economy. 3. derived some benefits from the economic developments of the period. 4. could usually find steady work even though wages were low.

These statements are correct:

3. derived some benefits from the economic developments of the period.

4. could usually find steady work even though wages were low.

Explanation:

Between 1865 and 1900, the United States became an powerful industrial nation were hundreds of thousands of industrial businesses were founded. This provided jobs for an abundant force, both native-born and foreign born.

Wages were low though, and working and living conditions were often brutal, but slowly, most working class people improved their economic conditions as the country developed.

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