Match each description with the item below. Group of answer choices Andrew Carnegie Eugene V. Debs Henry Clay Frick Reverend Josiah Strong Joe Hill Denis Kearney J. Pierpont Morgan Terence V. Powderly John D. Rockefeller Alvah Roebuck

Andrew Carnegie; he wrote a book called "The Gospel of Wealth"

Eugene V. Debs; he was a presidential candidate of the Socialist Party of America.

Henry Clay Frick; he was president of the Homestead Steel Works.

Reverend Josiah Strong:  he was one of America's leading religious and social voices in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Joe Hill; he was a labor organizer executed for murder

Denis Kearney; he organized Workingman's Party of California

J. Pierpont Morgan; he developed the steel industry into the United States Steel Corporation

Terence V. Powderly; he inspired and created the knights of labor

John D. Rockefeller; Founder of standard oil

Alvah Roebuck; he founded the Sears, Roebuck and Company mail order business,

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