Question

Create a PowerPoint about your Captains of Industry (min. 7 slides)

I chosen Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, and Cornelius Vanderbilt for me previous assignment (that's why I ask you those questions about them).

Now I have to choose ONE OF THEM to do my project.

In my project I have to answer the following questions:

• How did you Captain of Industry make his money
• At its large point, how large was your Captain's business (An example or monetary)
• How did he (or his industry) treat his (its) workers?
• How did he spend his money?
• What kind of humanitarian activities did he participate in? OR, how/where did he donate his money?
• In your opinion, is this person a Captain of Industry or a Robber Baron? Why do you feel this way?

The problem is that one of them could answer 2-3 questions above and some can't. Which person should I choose that could answer all the questions above.

Answer 1

I think if we look hard enough we can find the answers to all of those questions about all of those men.

Answer 2

Those are the 3 people I did for my previous assignment and for this project I have to pick one of them.

I'm having a hard time choosing one of them because I'm looking for one of theme that could answer all of the questions above.

Answer 3

Choose the one who is most interesting to you. Then I'll help you find all the information about him.

Answer 4

i pick Carnegie

Answer 5

for starters

he did participate in activities and he spend his money by donating it to libraries

Answer 6

That's a good start. I think you'll find that Carnegie participated in other humanitarian activities.

Answer 7

http://www.americaslibrary.gov/aa/carnegie/aa_carnegie_phil_1.html

Answer 8

thank you for the info.! :)

it helps alot! :)

Answer 9

this will answer about how he spend his money and make it

is there info. on how he treat his workers and his business

Answer 10

http://learningzoneclass.com/aoat11/sanchez/history.html

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/carnegie/sfeature/mf_steelworker.html

http://www.economist.com/node/1559629

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