How did Andrew Carnegie influence the second industrial revolution in the late 1800s? A. by developing a way to make steam engines that could operate in small spaces B. by promoting laws protecting workers in mills and factories C. by inventing new ways of doing business based on the ideas of Karl Marx D. by producing enormous amounts of steel quickly and cheaply, making the United States a world economic power

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Malakai Bean

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29 July, 06:08

How did Andrew Carnegie influence the second industrial revolution in the late 1800s? A. by developing a way to make steam engines that could operate in small spaces B. by promoting laws protecting workers in mills and factories C. by inventing new ways of doing business based on the ideas of Karl Marx D. by producing enormous amounts of steel quickly and cheaply, making the United States a world economic power

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Alayna Hodges · Answer 1

C. or " by inventing new ways of doing business based on the ideas of Karl Marx" would be the correct answer my good man.

Jordan Hensley · Answer 2

The main way in which Andrew Carnegie influenced the second industrial revolution in the late 1800s was " C. by inventing new ways of doing business based on the ideas of Karl Marx"