directions: you will use the features of lucid to create a digital bubble map on canvas. this bubble map…

directions: you will use the features of lucid to create a digital bubble map on canvas. this bubble map will be submitted through canvas when you are complete. make sure to include the following specific items below.\ninstrucciones: usarás las funciones de lucid para crear un mapa de burbujas digital en canvas. este mapa de burbujas se enviará a través de canvas una vez que lo hayas terminado. desplácese hacia abajo para encontrar las instrucciones en español en verde.\n- center rectangle\n - identify the person that you have chosen, and identify which industry your person dominated.\n- circle 1: business tactics\n - explain the specific business techniques they used to create a monopoly in their industry. use your tree map from yesterday to help with this! make sure that these explanations are in your own words!\n- circle 2: philanthropy\n - define philanthropy and explain what your person did for philanthropy in america. for example, did they use their money to build colleges, museums, hospitals, etc...? did they donate to charity organizations or the arts? how much did they give?\n- circle 3: robber baron?\n - define robber baron and explain why your person should be viewed as a robber baron? was america better off without this person and the things he did? make sure that these explanations are in your own words!\n- circle 4: captain of industry?\n - define captain of industry and explain why you think that your person should be viewed as one of the great businessmen in american history? was america better off because of this person and the things he did? make sure that these explanations are in your own words!

directions: you will use the features of lucid to create a digital bubble map on canvas. this bubble map will be submitted through canvas when you are complete. make sure to include the following specific items below.\ninstrucciones: usarás las funciones de lucid para crear un mapa de burbujas digital en canvas. este mapa de burbujas se enviará a través de canvas una vez que lo hayas terminado. desplácese hacia abajo para encontrar las instrucciones en español en verde.\n- center rectangle\n - identify the person that you have chosen, and identify which industry your person dominated.\n- circle 1: business tactics\n - explain the specific business techniques they used to create a monopoly in their industry. use your tree map from yesterday to help with this! make sure that these explanations are in your own words!\n- circle 2: philanthropy\n - define philanthropy and explain what your person did for philanthropy in america. for example, did they use their money to build colleges, museums, hospitals, etc...? did they donate to charity organizations or the arts? how much did they give?\n- circle 3: robber baron?\n - define robber baron and explain why your person should be viewed as a robber baron? was america better off without this person and the things he did? make sure that these explanations are in your own words!\n- circle 4: captain of industry?\n - define captain of industry and explain why you think that your person should be viewed as one of the great businessmen in american history? was america better off because of this person and the things he did? make sure that these explanations are in your own words!

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Brief Explanations:

This task involves researching and analyzing a chosen business - related individual. It requires defining business - related terms like philanthropy, robber baron, and captain of industry, and explaining the individual's actions in these contexts. It also asks about business tactics used to create a monopoly.

Answer:

There is no specific question asked here. However, if one were to start answering the individual prompts:

  • For the center rectangle, one would name the chosen person and their industry.
  • For Circle 1: Business Tactics, one would describe the unique business techniques used for monopolization.
  • For Circle 2: Philanthropy, one would define philanthropy and detail the person's philanthropic activities in America.
  • For Circle 3: Robber Baron, one would define the term and argue if the person fits the description.
  • For Circle 4: Captain of Industry, one would define the term and argue if the person is a great businessman in American history.