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Sherman Antitrust Act
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Arrange the following events related to the Sherman Antitrust Act in the correct chronological order: A) The passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act by Congress, B) The first major case prosecuted under the Act, C) The establishment of the Federal Trade Commission, D) The public outcry against monopolistic practices.

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A → D → B → C

B

D → A → B → C

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D → A → C → B

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A → B → C → D

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The public outcry against monopolistic practices (D) began first, sparking outrage over companies like Standard Oil. This pressure led Congress to pass the Sherman Antitrust Act (A) in 1890. The first major case prosecuted under the Act, United States v. E. C.

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People were upset about big companies taking over markets (D). Other options are incorrect because This order says the law passed before the public was angry; Putting the FTC before the first case assumes the commission existed before any law was used.

Key Concepts

Antitrust Legislation
Monopoly and Competition
Regulatory Agencies
Topic

Sherman Antitrust Act

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