Question

which of the following best describes conditions for women in the workforce during the gilded age? women were only allowed to work outside the home in jobs that did not expose them to dangerous working conditions. women were usually able to find high - paying jobs and join labor organizations to improve their working conditions. women faced discrimination when applying for jobs but once hired received the same wages as men. women gained more financial and social independence but were not treated equally to men.

Explanation:

During the Gilded Age, more women entered the workforce, gaining some financial and social independence. However, gender - based discrimination was rampant. They faced job - application discrimination and lower wages than men. They also often worked in poor conditions and were not treated equally.

Answer:

Women gained more financial and social independence but were not treated equally to men.