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    produce other goods 5. Bessemer Process- The technological breakthrough that launched the rise of heavy industry was the discovery of a new process for making large quantities of steel 6. Andrew Carnegie- Leadership of the fast-growing steel industry passed to a shrewd business genius‚ Andrew Carnegie‚ who in the 1850s had worked his way up from being a poor Scottish immigrant to becoming the superintendent of a Pennsylvania railroad 7. Vertical Integration- which a company would control every

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    industrialists of this time that I researched were Andrew Carnegie‚ Jay Gould‚ Cornelius Vanderbilt‚ and John D. Rockefeller. Out these four industrialists the only one that is a Captain of Industry in my opinion is Andrew Carnegie. Carnegie proved that he was a Captain of Industry in many ways by building the largest steel industry of his time‚ donating his fortune to fund libraries‚ and by founding and constructing many buildings; including the Carnegie hall in New York City. He also created a pension fund

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    Cudgel 1 Carnegie Generosity to Society Was Andrew Carnegie’s amazing rags to riches story and unheard-of devotion to charity made him the perfect poster boy for the Industrial Revolution and today’s Society. Andrew Carnegie was an American industrialist who amassed a fortune in the steel industry then became a major philanthropist. Carnegie “was often noted as saying the man who dies rich dies disgraced”‚ (Carnegie) the” Gospel of Wealth” 1900 influence him to give to different mode

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    These four men‚ George Eastman‚ J.P. Morgan‚ John Rockefeller‚ and Andrew Carnegie were all Captains of Industry. They are all considered Captains of Industry because they all donated huge portions of their wealth to society. George Eastman treated his workers with respect and dignity‚ giving them fair pay‚ reasonable hours‚ and the best benefits he could manage‚ as the writer states. Both the reading and the website show examples of the places he donated to‚ such as large sums of his money to children’s

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    The current presidential candidates campaigns can appeal to both the capitalists and the labors. It is obvious that there has been a financial problem in the United States for a long time. The labors believe that they are not being paid enough money for the work that they do‚ and the capitalists are not willing to take a pay cut to help solve these problems. The Workingmen’s Party was a political party that was inspired by Karl Marx. This was made up of men who lived in Charlestown‚ Massachusetts

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    only boosted the economy and increased work force‚ but increased the city’s population tenfold within a decade. Also one of the most important drivers of American economic expansion was the dominating presence of Robber barons. Such men as Andrew Carnegie‚ John D. Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan were able to monopolize large industries which consisted of a relatively small amount of members‚ which resulted in the unequal distribution of wealth between those of lower and higher economic classes. Americans

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    post-Civil War time period that large corporations effected on American society. From Rockefeller to Vanderbilt to Carnegie and all in between‚ these men and their businesses had unprecedented influence on American life. John Rockefeller created the Standard Oil Trust‚ with the intention of his business‚ Standard Oil Company‚ becoming the oil monopoly; short after‚ The Homestead Strike against Carnegie Steel aroused massive public support for unions. Likewise‚ big businesses’ growth and influences brought

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    success combined their business into massive corporations. Vertical and horizontal integration were tactics used to make business grow faster. Vertical integration is the acquiring of material from the bottom up for means of production‚ for example Carnegie used this strategy. Horizontal integration is the controlling of other companies that produce the same product‚ which Rockefeller used. The corporations were so large that they could and some did‚ force out the competition which resulted them in

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    Money; There are huge varieties of thoughts and ideas of what comes to mind when thinking of money. It may include happiness‚ luxury‚ or for some‚ the root of all problems. As money is an essential part of life‚ money alone cannot buy happiness but instead creates distress‚ causing downfalls to one’s being. In Willa Cather’s “Paul’s Case‚” Paul‚ the protagonist views money as the key to escape his poor life and live the fabulous life he deserves. As other factors shape Paul’s way of viewing money

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    The Gilded Age was known as America’s golden age‚ where manufacturing‚ industry and urbanization were at it’s prime‚ where Business Tycoons held the market in their hands with large monopolies. There is much debate over whether or not these industrial leaders are Robert Barons‚ as in they used people for their own gain‚ or Philanthropists‚ as they helped others and the greater good. Some might argue that these people cheated their way to the top to amass great wealth‚ with no regard to the people

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