... education. Towards the end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century, industrialization, as like other great things in life, had a bad effect on society as a whole by the creation of two distinguished far apart classes: the laborer and the employer thus, creating social problems with money as the main cause (Brownson 216). The competition between those wealthy enough to have the money, also ... must either go forward or fall behind; to stand still is impossible." (Carnegie 153). However, he did what he preached in his gospel by funding public projects to the b...

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