Definition Of A Hero: Andrew Carnegie

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A definition of hero is a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. A man named Andrew Carnegie was able to achieve an outstanding achievement that not many people can achieve in their life and the way he achieved it was through industrialization; Industrialization was the evolution of machinery which began in Europe. Industrialization made people inutile because machines started to takeover. Rural areas were transformed into cities in process of urbanization because of machines for example city like manchester once was rural but became center of trade in England. This movement was so beneficial in England that it also began in America. The Machines also empowered middle and upper class and
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