How did Karl Marx and Andrew Carnegie differ in their opinions of the
Industrial Revolution?
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A. Carnegie believed that industrialization benefited entire societies,
while Marx believed that it only benefited a small number of
people.
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B. Carnegie believed that industrialization created a need for
government regulation, while Marx believed in a pure free
enterprise system.
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c. Carnegie believed that industrialization could only happen in
Europe, while Marx believed that it could spread throughout the
world.
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D. Carnegie believed that industrialization could produce a socialist
utopia, while Marx believed that utopias could not possibly exist.