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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Answer: C
Explanation: C is not a claim because it's a factual claim unlike the others. The others are all opinions, how it's the best or gets more sells than other brands. C is a fact.
The correct answer is C: The rich have too much time on their hands and not enough to think about. Pope tries to punctuate the ridiculousness of a society in which values have lost all proportion and the society the poem describes is one that isn't able to distinguish between what really matters and what doesn't. His intention was to cool hot tempers and to encourage people to laugh at their own absurdity.
