1) Andrew Carnegie’s thoughts on wealth were held at considerably high standards. Because he went from rags-to-riches at a young age, he believes that citizens are poor for the reason being they don’t care and don’t try to succeed on their own like he did. Carnegie concluded that because he thrived, everyone else has the same capabilities.
Every single person is different, hence adept to different things. Most of the young boys and men were working in coal mines, terribly dangerous jobs. All most every single one of them knew nothing else than to work in the coal mines. Every other man in their family in generations before them had worked there so what else could they think to do? The reason why so many boys worked