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Which idea is an aspect of Carnegie’s “Gospel of Wealth” that is based on social Darwinism?
The wealthy are best suited to help the less fortunate.
The wealthy should not show off their wealth.
The wealthy should pay their workers fairly for their efforts.
The wealthy are better suited to having large amounts of money.
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The wealthy are best suited to help the less fortunate.
Explanation: Carnegie’s Gospel of Wealth argued that the rich, by virtue of their success (a Social Darwinist idea of “fitness”), were best placed to decide how to use their fortunes for society’s benefit through responsible philanthropy. The other choices do not reflect the Social Darwinist element of his argument.
Explanation: Carnegie’s Gospel of Wealth argued that the rich, by virtue of their success (a Social Darwinist idea of “fitness”), were best placed to decide how to use their fortunes for society’s benefit through responsible philanthropy. The other choices do not reflect the Social Darwinist element of his argument.
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