Yes they should of been charged with the case because when you don’t have enough proof to close the case and show that they should have not been guilty and they don’t have enough Evidence to prove they are not guilty.
9: No i didn’t change my mind because they don’t have enough proof to show that they are not guilty.
8: ‘’Once I had conquered the shipping industry, I moved on to the railroads. I saw how there were all these little railroad companies laying a bunch of tracks that didn’t connect. I saw an opportunity in that. I bought up those little companies and laid track in between to connect all those tiny railroad lines, making efficient networks of track. I brought together the 3 New York Railroads into one, and built Grand Central Station, the largest station in the country’’. …show more content…
I was 11 years old and the idea that you could use money to make more money, was something I never forgot. When I founded my first oil refinery in cleveland Ohio in 1865 at 26 years old, I knew that I was on an important mission to help build the economy of this country.’’
6:’’Eventually I owned 90 percent of all of the oil refineries in the world and created a monopoly in the oil business that nobody else could compete with. How could I not take advantage of my god given gift to make money?’’. And it is important because it shows that he is still guilty
5: To prove them wrong of defence and to show them that they are neither of nor guilty.’’I didn't worry too much about putting other people out of business, I didn't think about their children are the families of the workers that would have unemployed fathers. I was most interested in efficiency; I suppose I should've thought more
9: No i didn’t change my mind because they don’t have enough proof to show that they are not guilty.
8: ‘’Once I had conquered the shipping industry, I moved on to the railroads. I saw how there were all these little railroad companies laying a bunch of tracks that didn’t connect. I saw an opportunity in that. I bought up those little companies and laid track in between to connect all those tiny railroad lines, making efficient networks of track. I brought together the 3 New York Railroads into one, and built Grand Central Station, the largest station in the country’’. …show more content…
I was 11 years old and the idea that you could use money to make more money, was something I never forgot. When I founded my first oil refinery in cleveland Ohio in 1865 at 26 years old, I knew that I was on an important mission to help build the economy of this country.’’
6:’’Eventually I owned 90 percent of all of the oil refineries in the world and created a monopoly in the oil business that nobody else could compete with. How could I not take advantage of my god given gift to make money?’’. And it is important because it shows that he is still guilty
5: To prove them wrong of defence and to show them that they are neither of nor guilty.’’I didn't worry too much about putting other people out of business, I didn't think about their children are the families of the workers that would have unemployed fathers. I was most interested in efficiency; I suppose I should've thought more