A Scottish immigrant who ultimately controlled the processing of his steel from mine to market.  However, he hated unions and was ruthless in disbanding them.  He believed they were an intolerable infringement on management’s rights. By his death in 1919, he had given away more than $350 million dollars.  

___________ advocated the application of Christian principles to social problems generated by industrialization.  It focused on poverty, inequality, and labor exploitation.

Which of the following statement is a correct statement about the registered nurse (RN) population?

When children view paintings by famous artists, they:

Folktales are stories that:

A company controls every phase of the business from raw materials to transportation, manufacturing, and distribution; therefore, it does not need to get products or services from other companies.  This is legal, and Andrew Carnegie was a master of it.  It is considered _______.

The prefix meaning “near, beside, beyond” is

_____________ applied the theory of natural selection to society.  It used the concept of “survival of the fittest” to justify class distinctions and to explain poverty.

A game of leapfrog:

Besides developing eye-hand coordination, a game of Pom Pom Paddle Ball can: