Question

this robber baron was known for not caring much about his workers, treating them as tools to follow orders while he made the big decisions. who was this robber baron? andrew carnegie; john d. rockefeller; cornelius vanderbilt; henry bessemer

Explanation:

Cornelius Vanderbilt, a prominent railroad tycoon and robber baron, was infamously known for his disregard for his workers' well-being, viewing them as disposable labor to execute his business decisions without prioritizing their rights or conditions. The other options: Carnegie later engaged in philanthropy, Rockefeller focused on oil industry monopolies with different labor reputations, and Bessemer was an inventor of the Bessemer process for steel, not a robber baron in this context.

Answer:

Cornelius Vanderbilt