History, 30.07.2021 03:40 janiyagoldsmith

Andrew Carnegie supported the existing social class system in the United States because:
A. he relied on his lowest-paid workers to generate his business
ideas.
O B. he believed that wealthy individuals made the country as a whole
wealthier.
C. he needed to be able to sell his products to poor families.
D. he found that keeping poor individuals poor made them loyal
customers

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