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What period was Carnegie describing?

A. The era of utopian societies
B. The beginning of the free-enterprise system
C. The time after communism began
D. The time before the Industrial Revolution

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Final answer:

Carnegie was describing the period before the Industrial Revolution when social structures were shifting towards capitalism.


Explanation:

The period being described by Carnegie is:

  • The time before the Industrial Revolution when social structures were transitioning from feudalism to capitalism.

This era witnessed:

  • The emergence of modern society and the rise of industrial capitalism leading to major societal changes.

Key figures like Rockefellers and Vanderbilts:

  • Established new power dynamics shifting away from the aristocracy to business elites.

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