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During the Roaring 20's, newspapers and magazines used the term fat cats. To whom where they referring? A) organized crime members B) law enforcement C) businesses D) the auto industry
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During the Roaring 20's, newspapers and magazines used the term fat cats. To whom where they referring?

A) organized crime members

B) law enforcement

C) businesses

D) the auto industry

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^^Is correct. The correct answer is “C.” People still use the term “fat cats” today to describe rich entrepreneurs and CEOs of businesses. Usually because of their fright of corruption and whatnot..
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That's tough. The term "fat cat" was often used to describe a rich political businessman, so I would go with C, businesses.
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