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How did the Hepburn Act change the government’s role in industry? A) It forced large companies to break into smaller ones. B) It gave the government the power to set and limit s…

How did the Hepburn Act change the government’s role in industry? A) It forced large companies to break into smaller ones. B) It gave the government the power to set and limit s…
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How did the Hepburn Act change the government’s role in industry?

A) It forced large companies to break into smaller ones.
B) It gave the government the power to set and limit shipping costs.
C) It took power away from the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC).
D) It regulated the food and drug industries.

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The act gave the government the power to set and limit shipping costs.

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