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How was Rockefeller’s monopoly different from Carnegie’s?

A. Rockefeller could gather raw materials and refine them.
B. Rockefeller controlled all steps in production and distribution.
C. Rockefeller combined many corporations into a trust.
D. Rockefeller had one corporation that controlled a market.

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C. Rockefeller combined many corporations into a trust.

Rockefeller´s Standard Oil company bought up his competitors, and created the US’s first monopoly. Combining many corporations into a trust meant that holders of stock from oil companies handed over their shares to Rockefeller and his associates as a board of trustees, getting in return ‘trust’ certificates which paid dividends without any power.


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