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In her History of the Standard Oil Company published in McClure's Magazine, Ida M. Tarbellcharacterized John D. Rockefeller asA) a benevolent businessman whose company had provided cheap kerosene to millions.B) an inept businessman whose success rested on a host of overworked and underpaidmanagers.C) a success and a model for others hoping to prosper in business.D) a man who had used illegal methods to take over the oil industry.
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