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nalin [4]
3 years ago
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Click on the link below(I will add it below) to access a video on Entrepreneur Mark Zuckerberg. As you watch the video, fill in

the notes below that I have added. (to be brainiest you must complete the summary as well) complete a 4-5 sentence summary on the impact Zuckerberg has had on American business.
Entrepreneur Name: Mark Zuckerberg

4 Businesses/Companies (Over the span of their Lifetime):

4 Child-hood Experiences:

Personality Traits
2 Strengths and 2 Weakness
4 Challenging set-backs:
The person that had the most influence on them.
Who:

In 5 sentences answer the following prompt: What is their enduring contribution to American Business?
Business
1 answer:
Virty [35]3 years ago
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