John D. Rockefeller's The Men Who Built America
In Episode 2 of "The Men Who Built America" America's industries grew at a tremendously rapid pace. Tom Scott's railroads connected the country. John D. Rockefeller's oil industry was booming. Andrew Carnegie's steel industry was beginning to build modern day America. With Carnegie's success, troubles followed.
Carnegie started off as a young apprentice to Tom Scott. At the young age of twelve, he had to work in order to help his family with expenses. At age 24, he was the manager of Scott's company to expand westward. Carnegie would have to build the largest bridge in America. Since it would have been impossible to build the bridge with iron, Carnegie built it with steel instead. He suffered through struggles with money, but managed to complete
Carnegie started off as a young apprentice to Tom Scott. At the young age of twelve, he had to work in order to help his family with expenses. At age 24, he was the manager of Scott's company to expand westward. Carnegie would have to build the largest bridge in America. Since it would have been impossible to build the bridge with iron, Carnegie built it with steel instead. He suffered through struggles with money, but managed to complete