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The era from the end of the Civil War to the outbreak of the First World War was characterized by(A) periodic economic panic and depression (B) uninterrupted economic growth (C) a sluggish economy except during times of mobilization for war (D) persistent inflation because of the influx of gold and silver into the economy(E) the emergence of large federal deficits.
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