67. How did Sumner view other analyses of wealth disparities in the late nineteenth century? O He felt others romanticized the nature of the poor. O He thought others underestimated the wealth gap between rich and poor. O He believed others placed too much faith in the elevating power of work. O He supported others' recommendations for greater government aid. 68. Following the Civil War, the American economy ran on O paper currency. O property. O buildings. O livestock.

67. How did Sumner view other analyses of wealth disparities in the late nineteenth century? O He felt others romanticized the nature of the poor. O He thought others underestimated the wealth gap between rich and poor. O He believed others placed too much faith in the elevating power of work. O He supported others' recommendations for greater government aid. 68. Following the Civil War, the American economy ran on O paper currency. O property. O buildings. O livestock.

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