JP Morgan came from a wealthy family, whereas Andrew Carnegie started out in a <span>low-income situation. JP Morgan was born in the United States. He was sent to </span>boarding schools, studied abroad in Switzerland in his teens, and then went to work for his father's bank early on. Andrew Carnegie was born in a one room weaver's cottage, and that was shared with another family. His family was starving when he moved to make progress to the United States. He worked as a bobbin boy for $1.20 a week. Carnegie worked hard in labor jobs for a good portion of his life and <span>did not make his fortune in the steel industry until he entered his 50s.
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Theme identifies the main idea/moral of the story.
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The simple subject is the noun, so, D. student.
I believe the answer is d