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30 January, 21:47

Andrew Carnegie and John

d. Rockefeller were too greedy to be philanthropists. True or False?

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  1. 30 January, 22:17
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    This is somewhat of a subjective question, but most would agree that no, Andrew Carnegie and John Rockefeller were not too greedy to be philanthropists, since this was categorized more as "financial ambition" back then.
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