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He was a captain of industry
He is both depending how you look at it. He is a robber baron in the sense that he made a lot of money, created a monopoly, bought all the steel companies, and bought all the iron companies and paid his workers very little. But on the other hand he is a captain of the industry because he thought of something so revolutionary and something that changed the world and how things work forever and was a great innovator. He also gave back a lot by making Carnegie Hall in NYC and making many colleges, one being in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. That is ironic since it's the steel city.
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He was considered one.
He liked little boys
He was a captain of industry
robber barron. he stole money from people's houses and out of there pockets
Absolutely not. Carnegie was a prototypical capitalist "robber baron" who ruthlessly exploited his workers.
Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie was the millionaire tycoon who made his riches in the steel industry.
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people think that Andrew carnegie is a robber baron because he got immigrant from Europe and he paid them low money and he was the 2 richest man in the world
Andrew Carnegie was seen as both. A hero for his outstanding Philanthropic resume. He gave a lot to make public libraries, churches, schools, and often some lakes for people to kayak. Named after him. A Robber Baron for his misuse of workers. He paid his workers very little for a lot of work that they did. He even shut down a whole town because they wanted the right pay.
Andrew Carnegie, who did not sail Titanic could be considered a robber baron (even tho he gave away 90% of his fortune), donated $5,000 to needy survivors of the sinking of Titanic,
Andrew Carnegie's full name is actually just Andrew Carnegie.
Andrew Carnegie is often associated with the term "robber baron" due to his aggressive business practices that included undercutting competitors and exploiting workers. While he was one of the richest men in history, his philanthropic efforts in later life, such as funding libraries and education, have cast his legacy in a more positive light.
Jay Gould is an example of robber baron because he was a business leader who became wealthy through dishonest methods. Others are Rockefeller and Carnegie.