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20 May, 13:26

Which statement about Andrew Carnegie is correct?

A.

He was a founding member of the New York Stock Exchange.

B.

He was a poor immigrant from Scotland who made a fortune in the steel industry.

C.

He served as President Wilson's secretary of state during World War I.

D.

He was a banker who once loaned the U. S. government 62 million dollars.

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