Describe the two types of labor unions during the gilded age.

Answer; Trade Unions Industrial unions Explanation; The two major types of Labor Unions that grew during the Gilded Age were the Trade unions and the industrial unions, Trade Unions involve people with a special skill, for example, shoemakers union. Industrial Unions involved united all craft workers and common laborers in a particular industry. The Labor unions during the Gilded Age were against problems such as, monotonous work with machines, unhealthy and dangerous working conditions and low Pay.