John D. Rockefeller
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Frederick Taylor Gates' born 1853, died 1929, was a baptist minister from upstate New York who became the chief advisor to John D Rockefeller regarding philanthropy. He was largely responsible for Rockefeller's establishment of the University of Chicago, medical Research institutions, and designed the Rockefeller Foundation. John D. once said that Gates was the greatest businessman he had ever known, and placed him on the boards of several Rockefeller owned companies. There is no credible evidence that he is related to Bill Gates, of Microsoft fame. Gates shared Rockefeller's belief in the Protestant work ethic Expressed by John Wesley -- "Gain all you can, save all you can, give all you can."
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Rockefeller was a very good business man who some considered to be a robber baron and others thought he was a captain of industry. Basically he wanted to become the (or monopoly) that way he could charge what ever prices he wanted. The biggest reason that he got as rich as he did was because he made a deal with a railroad company to transport his oil for a cheaper price and he would give the railroad some of the profit. Since other businesses didn't have deals like Rockefeller, his oil was cheaper so many people purchased his putting other oil companies out of business. This allowed him to rise to the top of the oil industry. Well, to be more accurate, he built every oil field in the world except 2, which were built by Britain. His company, Standard Oil had NO competition. And to be more precise, he didn't use horizontal integration, he used verticle integration.
Man at the Crossroads
Because it included an image of Lenin and a Soviet Russian Mayday parade. At the time, it was seen as very anti-capitalistic Propaganda.Rivera however, recreated the mural in Mexico City with some changes: it also included Trotsky, Marx and Engels and in a serious take that display, he also included John T. Rockefeller (Nelson Rockefeller's father) drinking with a woman with a dish of syphilis bacteria on top of them.
Because it included an image of Lenin and a Soviet Russian Mayday parade. At the time, it was seen as very anti-capitalistic propaganda.Rivera however, recreated the mural in Mexico City with some changes: it also included Trotsky, Marx and Engels and in a serious take that display, he also included John T. Rockefeller (Nelson Rockefeller's father) drinking with a woman with a dish of syphilis bacteria on top of them.
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Diego Rivera's most important masterpiece -- although much of its fame was the result of controversy -- would be "Man at the Crossroads" (1934), currently exhibited in the lobby of the Rockefeller Center, NY.
The man responsible for the murals of the Rockefeller Center was José Maria Sert.
Crossroads - 1955 The Man Who Walked on Water 2-14 was released on: USA: 4 January 1957
John D. Rockefeller
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John D Rockefeller
CMT Crossroads - 2002 Willie Nelson and Friends from Third Man Records was released on: USA: 23 June 2013
Oil - he owned Rockefeller's standard oil company, making him the first US man to be worth $1bn.