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    Brandon Stahl History Essay Bell 1 Would a robber baron donate all of his hard earned money back to the public? Andrew Carnegie is a Captain of Industry because of his great work ethic‚ how he created many jobs‚ and how he spent his money. The first reason of why he is a Captain of Industry is because of his great work ethic. Andrew first started out as a messenger for a telegram company and Andrew being the great kid he was‚ went the extra mile and did the job the best he possibly could

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    of the new economy. There were over a handful of robber barons. These people were involved in unethical business practices‚ treated their employees horribly‚ and paid minimal attention to their customers and competitors. They did whatever to become successful. These industrialists were successful by turning their business into a monopoly. They would sell their product for a higher price than what it cost to obtain it. The first of the robber barons was Jacob Astor‚ who was known for his American Fur

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    from rags to riches. There is debate among whether Ford is a robber baron or a captain of industry‚ but for the most part‚ Ford is a captain of industry. Henry Ford was born on July 30‚ 1863‚ in Wayne County‚ Michigan. He was raised in an Episcopalian household. As a child‚ he was very interested in how the parts of a machine work. At age 13‚ he took apart and reassembled a pocket watch that was given to him by his father.

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    The Gilded Age‚ the period from 1870 to around 1900‚ got its name from Mark Twain‚ who thought the era was glittering on the surface but corrupt underneath (Mintz‚ McNeil). When most people picture the Gilded Age‚ they refer to Mark Twain’s view of an imbalanced‚ corrupt society. Many think that the Gilded Age was mainly an era full of social inequality‚ greed‚ careless captains of industry‚ unhealthy and immoral lifestyles of the lower class‚ business scandals‚ and devious political tactics. Many

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    to charities that benefited the well off? No Andrew carnage used numours dirty tatics to undercut competitors and treated employees like slaves. today we are going to go in depth on many of the reason why Andrew carnage deserves that title of "Robber Baron" Carnigie grew up as a poor boy in scotland and moved to the states when he was 13 and started to work in a factory and worked his way up the ladder eventually to open his own company. which earned him a massive amout of wealth which he used

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    g. “Social Darwinism and Social Gospel”) AMSCO pp. 333-347 (CH 17) EV pp. 543-573 (CH 18) ESSENTIAL QUESTION (S): INDUSTRY AMSCO To what extent is it justified to characterize the industrial leaders of the 1865-1900 era as either “robber barons” or “captains of industry”? 2001 FRQ #4 How and why did transportation developments spark economic growth during the period from 1860 to 1900 in the United States? LABOR 1998 FRQ #3 Analyze the impact of any TWO of the following on the

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    Did Yellow Journalism cause the Spanish-American War? 4. Were women in the “Wild West” isolated and trapped in loveless controlling marriages? 5. Was John D. Rockefeller a “Robber Baron”? 6. Were the “Robber Barons” a necessity for westward expansion? 7. Did “Boss” Tweed corrupt post-Civil War New York? 8. Did the Progressives fail? 9. Was Manifest Destiny necessary for U.S. survival

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    The Industrial Revolution and the process of urbanization that came with it greatly impacted the life of Americans. The switch from a primarily agrarian society to an industrial society played devastation for the average American‚ all the while empowering the wealthy. Many technological advances were made during this time‚ and the main factor leading to the American Industrial Revolution and urbanization was the expansion of the railway system. In 1869‚ the Central Pacific Railroad and the Union

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    was a rebellion for democracy and they got what they wanted. It promised the protection of church rights and the Unlawful imprisonment. So this helped a lot of people who wanted somewhat equal rights for the king and the people. The Rebel Barons were the people to rebel against the king to get this movement started. They also believed before Magna Carta that there was a list of laws and

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    Big Business and Labor 1. Describe two ways in which Carnegie tried to control the steel industry. Carneige tried to take control over the entire steel industry through vertical integration and horizontal integration. Vertical integration is which a company buys out its suppliers so we bought companies that supplied his raw materials such as iron‚ coal‚ and railroads to transport the steel. Horizontal integration is when a company that produces similar products merge together so he used that technique

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