How Did Business "Have Its Cake and Eat It,too" During

question 48

Multiple Choice

How did business "have its cake and eat it,too" during the seventy years immediately following the Civil War?

• A) Entrepreneurs enjoyed the benefits of national policies facilitating commerce while also being protected by the courts from policies regulating commerce.
• B) Entrepreneurs were given formula grants from the federal government that they did not have to pay back.
• C) Entrepreneurs were given project grants from the federal government that they did not have to pay back.
• D) Entrepreneurs were exempted from taxation under the privileges and immunities clause while also being protected from regulation by the full faith and credit clause.
• E) Entrepreneurs were guaranteed to make profits by the federal government while not being required to pay any taxes to state governments.

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