Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie was a good man. He was born in Dunfermline, Scotland in 1835. His father was a weaver, and part of the Chartist group which wanted better for the working class. After his father's weaving business was shut down, the family moved to the United States. They moved there because there would be more opportunity to succeed. Carnegie's first job was a bobbin boy and he only earned $1.20 each week. He thought he was meant for better things, so at age 14, he got a better job at the telegraph office. Carnegie was very personable and did well at his job. Because of this, he was promoted to a telegraph operator. After showing he could responsibility as a telegraph operator, he was promoted again. This time
Andrew Carnegie was a good man. He was born in Dunfermline, Scotland in 1835. His father was a weaver, and part of the Chartist group which wanted better for the working class. After his father's weaving business was shut down, the family moved to the United States. They moved there because there would be more opportunity to succeed. Carnegie's first job was a bobbin boy and he only earned $1.20 each week. He thought he was meant for better things, so at age 14, he got a better job at the telegraph office. Carnegie was very personable and did well at his job. Because of this, he was promoted to a telegraph operator. After showing he could responsibility as a telegraph operator, he was promoted again. This time