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"The miner's freedom" consisted of work rules that left skilled miners free of managerial supervision on the job. Many industrial workers labored with no pensions, compensation for injuries, or protections against unemployment.
The Gilded Age in American history was a period that lasted roughly from 1870 to 1900. Particularly in the North and West of the country, there was a period of strong economic expansion. Millions of European immigrants came to the United States at this time because American salaries, particularly for skilled workers, increased far faster than those in Europe and industrialization required an ever-increasing workforce of unskilled labor.
Between 1860 and 1890, real wages increased 60% as a result of the industrialization's quickening pace and were shared among an expanding labor force. From $380 in 1880 to $564 in 1890, a 48% increase, was the average yearly salary for industrial workers (including men, women, and children).
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