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In obtaining passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act in 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt would likely have encountered more resistance than the passage of the Hepburn Act because A) the Hepburn Act strengthened existing government control of railroads. B) the Hepburn Act supported the railroad industry's desire to deregulate. C) the Pure Food and Drug Act weakened existing government control of the food industry. D) the Pure Food and Drug Act supported the food industry's desire for government oversight.
D?
I think A.
Also, is this a practice test or an actual test?
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Sums count as 85% of my total grade. Formatives count as 15%
These are graded, just count for less.
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