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Andrew Carnegie and the Age of Steel
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Andrew Carnegie was a businessman who became one of the richest people in the world during the late 1800s. He made his fortune in the steel industry, helping build bridges, railroads, and skyscrapers across the United States. Carnegie believed that wealthy people should use their money to help others. Later in life, he gave away much of his fortune to build libraries, schools, and concert halls. His ideas about hard work and giving back left a lasting impact on American society.
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