In Andrew Carnegie's "The Gospel of Wealth," he suggested that trust funds be
A) inheritance left to descendants.
B) money that a wealthy person administers in a beneficial way for his/her community.
C) money that will be distributed for public use after a wealthy person dies.
D) money that is claimed by the government after a wealthy person dies.
Answer: B
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A. Roanoke. B. Newfoundland. C. Jamestown. D. None of these answers is correct.
"So clear in this case were the oracles, describing the future. Give them no heed, I say; what the god discovers need of, easily he will show to us himself."
a. Oedipus b. Chorus c. Creon d. Tiresias e. Jocasta
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because A) electricity was scarce. B) they felt it was more womanly. C) doing so saved money. D) consumer goods were less readily available.
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a. kingdom b. village c. city d. chiefdom