The Real Purpose of Theodore Roosevelt's Assault on Trusts Was

question 45

Multiple Choice

The real purpose of Theodore Roosevelt's assault on trusts was to

• A) protect consumers by restoring business competition.
• B) demonstrate the supremacy of the government over private business.
• C) slow the trend toward combination and integration in business.
• D) develop a strong antitrust division in the Justice Department.
• E) undermine the political appeal of the Socialists.

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