How much did the government regulate business practices during the gilded age? the government strictly regulated all businesses. the government barely regulated any businesses. the government regulated the steel industry but not others. the government regulated the railroad industry but not others.

The government barely regulated any businesses during the Gilded Age.

Option B

Explanation:

Nature or state in which the gilded age was in barely allowed the regulation of businesses. It was a state where industrialism and financial aristocracy rose. This left the state in a class division of the haves and have not, the rich lived a good life while the poor had to struggle to survive. This factor of where the farmers and various others had to live their life in a survival mode whereas the rich gained money off the industrial rise, this is why it barely regulates any businesses.

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