British and the american armies fought for control of breed’s hill and bunker hill because the hills were a. good locations to fire cannons. b. the sites of british headquarters. c. places where troops could hide. d. near important roads outside of boston.

Why was carnegie steel able to offer its product at a lower price than its competitors? a.carnegie cut corners in his production, lowering his costs. b.carnegie made a weak product, which was less expensive. c.carnegie owned the raw materials, factories, and distribution. d.carnegie created the bessemer process, which lowered costs.