The Passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act Reflected Congress's Desire

Multiple Choice

The passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act reflected Congress's desire to

A) enable small businesses to compete as equals with large corporations.
B) limit, but not eliminate, the ability of big business to dominate the economy.
C) protect consumers from the negative impact of industrial monopolies.
D) use legislation to limit corporate growth and the consolidation of wealth.