John Pierp Morgan Contributions

John Pierpont Morgan played an existential role in the foundation of the United States of America. Without Mr. Morgan, the world would not correlate the name of Edison to the creation of the light bulb. If Morgan ceased to exist, there would be no such cinematic need for the movie Night at the Museum. He was one of the four men who formed the basis of modern-America during the industrialization period (1820-1870). The four businessmen, three of which were corrupt, who developed industrial America were littered with corruption and ruthless business tactics. Morgan was far more reputable in comparison to Andrew Carnegie, Cornelius Vanderbilt, and John D. Rockefeller. He was not only a brilliant businessman, but he used his capital for the bettering of the country as a whole. John Pierpont Morgan used his intellect and fortitude to navigate through the modernizing period of America, and with his resources and pure worth he was able to
In addition, during the 1820-1870’s Morgan’s actions were not technically illegal, though they were in some gray area his floating of cash and control were not yet criminal acts. Taking advantage of a situation does not make an individual a robber baron; it makes them a captain of industry. Morgan displayed a complete mastery and understanding of the stock market, which itself is a miracle. In addition to his intelligence, he used his money in generous ways which led to the development of this nation into a well-versed and comprehensive country. Due to J.P. Morgan’s overwhelming dedication to the use of power for good, he is one of the most influential men to ever grace this country. His existence has granted the Unites States of America a greater understanding of the economy, science, and art, and because of him, this country continues to function on the foundation he