Corrupt Practices Common in the Late-Nineteenth-Century Railroad Industry Included

question 3

Multiple Choice

Corrupt practices common in the late-nineteenth-century railroad industry included

• A) "stock watering."
• B) bribing judges and legislatures.
• C) "pools."
• D) secret rebates and kickbacks.
• E) distributing free passes to journalists and politicians.

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