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Yep. Probably the most prosperous time of US was 1870-1913. I mean this was era that put USA on the map...of course that era we didn't have a central bank.
Golden age in America according to Milton Friedman
No income tax Government spending was small Open immigration because welfare didn’t exist Immigrants actually wanted to assimilate and learn English
1897 commemorated the diamond 💎 jubilee for queen Victoria in England
USA also surpassed Great Britain as the largest economy
The greatest gains in life expectancy happened during this period
Peace and prosperity
The Spanish American war in 1898 was a trivial diversion
Edit: I forgot to add it was also the most charitable and philanthropic period. Schools and universities and hospitals were built and established. Red Cross was established. Rockefeller and Carnegie and Ford were great entrepreneurs and philanthropists
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