1. what does carnegie mean by the proper administration of wealth?
2. what “change” is carnegie talking about?
3. what are problems that exist between the rich and the poor?
4. what does carnegie mean by “mutual ignorance breeds mutual distrust”?
5. what risks are involved with giving donations to individuals?
6. so, who does carnegie argue money should be given to?
7. what is the role of a trustee?
8. how might the wealthy build peace and good will among people?
prompt question:
using evidence from “the gospel of wealth”, explain carnegie’s view on wealth.
include specific textual evidence.

Hi, it appears you've asked an incomplete question. However, I assumed you are referring to statements found in an article written by Andrew Carnegie entitled, Gospel of Wealth.

1. Carnegie was referring to how to build good relationships among people uses available resources.  

2. change between how those he classified as rich treated the poor.

3. he seeks to analyze their standard of living

4. he was referring to the fact that the inability to know another person well leads to be been afraid or distrustful of what the other person does, thus, severing the relationships among people.

5. he feels individuals do not use the money given them much as the way corporations do.

6. that it could be given to:

7. someone who is entrusted with the role of speaking for on behave of the group of people.

8. through equitable distribution of wealth.

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the poor lived on the docks by the sea, and the wealthy lived in highly populated urban areas. that is the answer