During the 1912 presidential campaign, the Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson called for the passage of tougher antitrust legislation. The Progressive candidate Theodore Roosevelt called for the creation of a federal trade commission to oversee big business. The Socialist Party candidate Eugene V. Debs embraced a government takeover of key industries to break their control over the American economy. All of these represent which of the following? a) The influence that big money had over the 1912 presidential election
b) A renewed commitment to such ideas as Social Darwinism and the Gospel of Wealth
c) The increasing influence of the ideas of foreign radicals on American politics
d) Their endorsement of ideas that they believe would effectively regulate big business