The analysis you made is most agreeable. Although with the gilded age came a lot of immigrant population that were willing to do general labour in factories for a little amount of money, it also helped the technology advancement to a certain extent. Along with the advancement of technology, there were more specific job opportunities in the corporations, and more and more people tended to be employed. As a result of that, more people could establish a relatively stable income for their families, and therefore more people would better life experience and opportunity in America. Having said that, there was certainly a negative side to it too; and not all workers were happy about their working conditions. For instance, the railroad strike of 1877
