Which of the following was NOT one of the reasons why Andrew Carnegie made enormous profits in the steel industry?

A) He willingly sacrificed the quality of his product to gain the economies of scale.
B) He paid his workers low wages for long hours of work.
C) He vertically integrated the steel production industry.
D) He made heavy investments in new technologies of production.


A

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The Revolution of 1830 in France resulted in

a. a constitutional monarchy with strong ties to the upper bourgeoisie. b. the nearly twenty-year rule of Louis Philippe. c. lingering resentment among Parisian workers who had fought the revolution but gained essentially nothing in return. d. sparking revolutions in Belgium, Poland, and Italy. e. all of the above

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