John D. Rockefeller was known for treating his workers fairly.<span> He had a reputation for joining his laborers in the field, and he was quick to compliment and slow to rebuke them. He wanted his workers to feel like part of the "Standard Oil Family," and he wanted every worker to be invested in the company's success. As a result, his workers respected him and worked hard.</span>
Faustus's downfall is marked by A. his increasingly dangerous use of the black arts.
He sold his soul to the devil in order to gain all the knowledge in this world. He didn't want glory or riches, he only wanted to know absolutely everything there was to know in the world. The more he knew, the more he wanted, which is what led to his downfall.
Answer:
before sentence 9 and after sentence 13