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What was the purpose of the interstate commerce act (1887), the sherman antitrust act (1890), and the clayton antitrust act (1914)?

What was the purpose of the interstate commerce act (1887), the sherman antitrust act (1890), and the clayton antitrust act (1914)?
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What was the purpose of the interstate commerce act (1887), the sherman antitrust act (1890), and the clayton antitrust act (1914)?

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commerce=federal law made to improve the railroad industry

Sherman antitrust=federal law made to confront the cruel business habits used by the monopolies.

Clayton antitrust=amendment made to support the Sherman act.
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