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Zachary Dosick - Period 6

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Kat La Cert per 6

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Julian Torres, Period 2

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Clara Ellis Period 2

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James Silva

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Lazsané Evans

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Aaron Gutierrez, period 2

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Zaina Saleemi Period 6

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mikaela gonzales

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Sebastian Bibat Period 2

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Mars Oladimeji Period 2

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Sullivan Hargrove period 2

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Alina Uzbek Period 2

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"Oh, did you burn your face? It's cool 'cause I built you a library" Carnegie.  

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"Oh, did you burn your face? It's cool 'cause I built you a library" Carnegie.  

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Eysha Rasul Period 6

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Deric Kitsuda Period 2

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Mr. you don't have to play to go into my libraries what a steel

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Mr. you don't have to play to go into my libraries what a steel

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Grace Roberts period 2

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Carnegie's Vertical Consolidation and production in Steel pushed his respective industry upward in innovation and change when it comes to construction and to competition in business.
- Colin Uytingban Per. 2

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Ithzy Lopez, Per. 6

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Omar Chagollan, Period 2

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Sarina Stanich, per. 6

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Jhoncarlo Lopez per 6

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Morgan Vincent Kiehn Period 6

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Colin Tang Period 6

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Makiah Burns Period 2

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Zoe Colombo, Period 2

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Imani Holmer Period 6

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Anastasia Salmon, Period 2

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Mia Pavao Period 6

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Santa Claus

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Elmer Deleon Period 2

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Carnegie would use the Vertical Consolidation tactic so he could outsell his competition by making his prices lower because he owned everything.
Peyton Wilson period 6

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Trey Vergano period 6

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Mason Yates Period 2

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Chennelle Jarrett period 2

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Rowan Johnson
per. 2

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Sierra Garrett
Period 6

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Victoria Williams per 6

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Did everyone forget the strike, yo?

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Jordan Martinez 6th period

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Mia Sabo

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Emma Bartle Per 2

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Jaz Sullivan Period 5

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Diego Mirazo Period 5

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Jordan Jensen per 5

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Eden M. Hey- period 5

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by Siana Keishon, 5th period.

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He was able to bring himself up from poor to rich and was able to bye his own company and treat the workers okay but not well. But at the same time get a lot of money.

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Isabella Gschwend Period 3

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Ana Garcia Period 3

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Kiyoko Terzi P3

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Maura Thompson period 5

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Lee Williams

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Jessica Cuevas
Period 5

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Justin Ridad Period 6

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Zach Thomas - Period 6

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AlyJAH(seh) per 5

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Mikayla Talon
Period 3

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Joseph LePage period 3

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Aleya Palma Period 5

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Carnegie cared a lot about sharing wealth with those who were a lot less fortunate

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I chose this title for him because he worked hard and made an effort, then got wealth. Moreover he used that money for charity.
Risa Shirai Period 2

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He was able to be successful so he built libraries to say "hey maybe because I was successful and used libraries it will totally make others successful but I don't really know but it's a good"

Alyssa Warnke (Period 5)

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Elisa Banuelos Period 6

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literally No one:
Carnegie:

Read more :)))))))

It fits him and how he justifies everything with a library. - Emilio Portnoff Period 3

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A chief is kinda like a Captain, and its definitely not not it Chief - Tyler Julio P3

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Melissa Martinez period 3

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Marisol Werner (Period 2)

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I chose this title because
1. I've been calling Carnegie Captain Crunch since I first heard the word "Captain" in our unit.
2. I based it off how Carnegie would work his employees hard, pressuring them to do the job well or risk financial danger or even physical danger. (Putting them into a state of perpetual Crunchtime) -Morgan, Period 3

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Conscientious Carnegie and his Steel Library

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Conscientious Carnegie and his Steel Library

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Sofia Quant
Period 3

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Amanda Wolford period 6

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Andrea Vazquez
period 6

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From Immigrant to America's Strong Man of Steal

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From Immigrant to America's Strong Man of Steal

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Gianna Aragona Period 5
I created this long title because it not only shows his life story in a few words but its shown what he's done, who he is, and what light I am putting him into.

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Mya Aflleje Period 3

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Madison H (per 5)
I think Carnegie is a captain of industry because he believed in the Gospel of Wealth and giving back to society, not steeling(Get it? "STEELING")

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Alex Akin Period 5

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Angel Webster per 6

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Addie Hersek (Period 3)

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Even though he did have some bad working conditions, overall he gave back a lot of money to charity and to education which made him a captain.
Karisa Washington (2)

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Lily Exum (2)

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Robert J. Cordova (period 6)

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had to work hard to become wealthy and his use of vertical consolidation was a strategic way of making him even more wealthy.
Jay Magano (Period 2)

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Joaquin Waters

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Davin Roque (per. 3)

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Ethan Bains (Period 5)

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Mackenzie Alvarez (per.3)

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Emma Eidson per. 5

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The Man who came from nothing and became something

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The Man who came from nothing and became something

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I decided this because of the Gospel of wealth he believed that everything you earned should be partly giving back to the community and even though he was very successful and his workers worked in not so great conditions he tried to give back to the community and he knew what it was like to come from nothing which made him I feel a little bit more humble than Rockefeller
Kamyla Esparza Per.5

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Carnegie made an immense  amount of money, but a portion of that money went to providing access to knowledge. According to his ideas of Gospel of Wealth, that the wealthy should always give back to the public, he was a key provider and advocate of his time for free and equal learning opportunities. He used his own power to give power to the people.
Zoe Nauman Per. 5

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Man of Learning

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Carnegie is closer to a Captain of Industry ( or Homestead Head Honcho) than a Robber Baron. His working conditions were definitely bad, but he was very charitable and, unlike Rockefeller, he was not born into wealth and had to work very very hard to get to where he ended up. His method of owning multiple companies did not create a monopoly, he introduced the Bessemer Process to the U.S., and he gave away 90% of his life worth and encouraged people to make as much money as they wanted, but to give it all back and help others. Even though he had his flaws, his contribution to the U.S. was more positive than negative.