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In the Men Who Build America, there is an inaccurate scene with Henry Frick and an anarchist.
THE REAL STORY:
Henry Frick and his second in command are in his office, when an anarchist comes in and attempts to assassinate him. He starts off by shooting Frick in the neck, then stabs him with a sharpened file. This was all occurring while Frick's assistant was in the office.

THE MEN WHO BUILT AMERICA:
Henry Frick is alone in his office, when an assassin comes in and shoots him on the right side of his stomach. Soon after, he stabs him with a knife.

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Donald Trump is a modern day Billionaire that has achieved fame based on the luxury brand built around his name and a multi-million dollar start to his career thanks to his wealthy father.
Whereas Carnegie, one of the greatest philanthropists who ever lived, started his career with nothing.

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LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND; examples from history

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LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND; examples from history

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Carnegie was in competition with Rockefeller in the race of who was the richest man in America. Americans were in the need of Iron at this time, in which Carnegie was the main supplier. His opponent Rockefeller soon put him out of business when he found an abundance of Iron in the Mesabi Mines, which he then sold for much cheaper than Carnegie. The consumers Carnegie used to have then fled to Rockefeller due to price differences.

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LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND; examples from our world

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LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND; examples from our world

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Corn crops are very plentiful over the course of the year, and there is more corn than people would normally buy. To get rid of the excess supply, farmers need to lower the price of corn.

There is a drought and very few strawberries are available. More people want the strawberries than there are berries available. The price of strawberries increases dramatically

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Carnegie was the legacy of Civil Leadership. He's commonly referred to the "father of modern philanthropy."

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Home building
Reading
Education
Making money

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Andrew Carnegie founded the Carnegie Institution and established a fund for the teachers with a $10 million donation

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http://www.biography.com/people/jp-morgan-9414735/videos/jp-morgan-carnegie-steel-29734979567

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1835: Carnegie was born in Scotland
1848: The Carnegie's emigrated to the U.S.
1856: Carnegie makes his first investment in sleeping cars.
1861: Carnegie makes his second big investment and first in oil.
1865: Carnegie retires from the railroads and creates the Keystone Bridge Company.
1872: Carnegie realizes the commercial potential of steel.
1892: The Homestead Strike occurred, sending his workers to go on strike.
1899: Carnegie organizes several of his steel companies into Carnegie Steel.
1901: Sells Carnegie Steel to J.P Morgan.
1919: Carnegie dies of pneumonia.

Throughout all his investments, Rockefeller and Carnegie were in a constant battle of who the richest man of America was. Carnegie finally succeed in 1901, thanks to J.P Morgan.

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Carnegie did endure some hardships when his workers went on the homestead strike in Homestead, Pennsylvania.

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Shows his greed.

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Represents iron and steel industries.

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Carnegie made his fortune in the steel industry. He controlled the largest combined Iron and Steel operations ever owned by one person in the United States of America. He did own a monopoly, and he created a industry. Carnegie's time was dedicated to steel production. His construction, Carnegie Steel Company, revolutionized the steel industry in the United States by making it's production quicker and more efficient.