Causes and Consequences of Carnegie's Rise in Industry
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This worksheet explores the causes that led to Andrew Carnegie's rise in the American steel industry and the subsequent consequences for the economy and society.
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Causes and Consequences of Carnegie's Rise in Industry
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Introduction to Carnegie's Rise
Source A: Excerpt from a Business Historian
'Andrew Carnegie's success was driven by a combination of technological innovation, strategic business practices, and access to abundant natural resources...' Provenance: Modern historian analysis, published in a reputable economic history journal.
Causes of Carnegie's Rise
Source B: Newspaper Article from 1900
'The expansion of the railroads and the demand for steel played a vital role in Carnegie's success...' Provenance: Contemporary newspaper report from the turn of the 20th century.
Consequences of Carnegie's Industrial Growth
Source C: Excerpt from a Labor Historian
'While Carnegie's steel empire brought prosperity to many, it also led to poor working conditions and the rise of industrial monopolies...' Provenance: Academic analysis from a labor history publication.
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