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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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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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