Question

how did new technologies impact the workforce in the gilded age?
unskilled workers could be easily employed and trained to operate new machinery.
machines required skilled workers that needed a formal education to operate them.
machines were complicated and required specialized workers.
unskilled workers were hired and then given a formal education by the company.

Explanation:

During the Gilded Age, new - technologies in industry meant that unskilled workers could be employed and trained to operate new machinery. Companies did not typically give formal educations to unskilled workers, and while some machines required skilled workers, it wasn't always the case that they needed a formal education to operate them. Specialized workers were not always necessary for all new machines.

Answer:

Unskilled workers could be easily employed and trained to operate new machinery.