Over the centuries, there have been countless conflicts to carry through time, such as war and battles. One conflict still carries through to today: should the Industrial leaders of the late 19th century be characterized more as “captains of industry” or “robber barons?” Two prominent figures to be noted are Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller. Neither was born into wealth, but rather, they earned it themselves through their success in the oil and steel businesses. But the question here is did they earn it? Or did they cheat their way to the top through exploiting and indirectly defrauding their workers? The answer is simple; the Industrial leaders of the late 19th century are deceiving, scamming robber barons. One way these leaders
