What can you inter about Roosevelt's perspective on
History, 26.01.2021 18:30 Nicholasram6005
From Theodore Roosevelt's 1910 "New
och
What can you inter about Roosevelt's perspective on
monopolies? Select three options,
He was against government regulation of private
businesses
ntirely clear that we must have
pervision of ... all corporations
business. ... The effort at
nopolies] has failed. [We must
wer of the Interstate Commerce
.. The Hepburn Act, and the
finally passed Congress at the last
sent a long step in advance, and we
ther,
He thought the government should never affect
businesses' profits.
He hoped that congress would strengthen the laws
against monopolies.
He was upset that laws preventing the formation of
monopolies had failed.
He believed the government should control
businesses operating across state lines,
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What can you inter about Roosevelt's perspective on
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