5. Develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing,
rewriting, or trying a new approach, focusing on addressing what is most
significant for a specific purpose and audience. (Editing for conventions should
demonstrate command of Language standards 1–3 up to and including grades
11–12.)
- Introduction
- thesis
- Milton S. Hershey’s continuous effort in candy making was revealed through his early years, his drive for success, and winning the title “The Chocolate King.”
- Early Years
- Milton S. Hershey
- background
- born September 3, 1857 in Derry Township Pennsylvania
- limited education up to the fourth grade
- parents taught him to succeed
- Adolescent
- worked for a candy maker
- Interest
- candy making
- Drive for success
- Business
- first candy store (fail)
- Attempts
- headed west for success
- Hershey’s various tries in creating his own candy business
- First Success
- Lancaster Caramel Company
- Chocolate King
- Columbian Exposition in Chicago(1893)
- turning point in Hershey's career
- hooked on chocolate making
- Hershey Company(1894)
- getting started
- wealth
- traveled the world(age 47)
- expansion
- Hershey Town
- wanted to help his workers
- schools
- churches
- stores
- Milton Hershey School
- Helping Orphaned boys
- gave them an education
- Final Years
- Family
- marriage
- wife died in 1919
- no kids
- Business
- Hershey donated all his fortune(60 million)
- Death
- October 13,1945
- Conclusion
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