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Andrew Carnegie

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American History

 

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Reba S

 

Date added:

March 28, 2012

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Carnegie was not actually native born though, he was born in Scotland and moved to the states at the age of 13. Carnegie had no formal education but quickly learned that the land of opportunity. Contained the opportunity to exploit the workers who made up his adopted country. He like Rockefeller and Morgan bought their way out of army duty by paying a $300 fee...
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In 1872 after seeing the Bessemer process in England he returned to the U.S. and built a multi-million dollar steel mill. His business was allowed to survive because the government put in place a number of laws that would make steel made in other countries more expensive. No book said exactly how these laws were put in place, but I can imagine that the goodwill of politicians can be bought...
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