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Mkey [24]
3 years ago
10

Compare and contrast Andrew Carnegie’s views about wealth and inequality with the life of the average coal miner. What impact do

es Carnegie’s background have on his views and how have his views influenced the United States in both the Gilded Age and the present.
History
1 answer:
muminat3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Andrew Carnegie's veiws eventually helped make many millionaires . Compaired to the average coal miner mentality (9 to 5 way of going about life.)

Explanation:

Andrew Carnegie did not want to die without teaching people all his incredible knowledge he had learned in his amazing life . Andrew eventually met a young reporter named Napoleon Hill and decided that Hill qualified to help Andrew teach the world his way of thinking . Hill learned and with what he had learned he wrote a little book he named Think And Grow Rich . That little book has helped more poeple become millionaires then any else in history . More millionaires attribute their success to that book then anything else in the world .

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