Who invalidated or limited the effectiveness of laws passed to support the Populists? A) The U.S. Supreme Court B) President Howard Taft C) The U.S. Senate D) Big Business

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Alberto Gaona · Answer 1 · 2017-12-21T18:15:03+0000

It would be primarily "A) The U.S. Supreme Court" that invalidated or limited the effectiveness of laws passed to support the Populists, since during this time the court tended to side with "big business".

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