Question

How did Theodore Roosevelt address trusts?

He enforced the Sherman Antitrust Act.
He sought to destroy good and bad trusts.
He helped businesses create trusts.

Answer 1

c

Answer 2

all the man cared abt was trust

Answer 3

typo b

Answer 4

DONT PIK C I MEANT TO HIT B

Answer 5

"The Progressive Era: Teddy Roosevelt and Trust-Busting"

Answer 6

It's A... I got this straight from my lesson
Trusts. Progressive reformers wanted the regulation of big business and trusts. Roosevelt believed there were good trusts and bad trusts. He sought to destroy what he believed were the bad trusts, or those that harmed the public.

Congress had passed the Sherman Antitrust Act in 1890 to regulate the growth of trusts. The law, however, was not enforced. Roosevelt took action and used the law to go after major trust companies—such as Chicago's Beef Trust, the Standard Oil Company, the American Tobacco Company, and the Northern Securities Company—to break up their monopolies.