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According to the key provisions of the Sherman act, trusts and monopolies were

According to the key provisions of the Sherman act, trusts and monopolies were
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According to the key provisions of the Sherman act, trusts and monopolies were

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I am gonna give the answer is simple words. Trusts and monoplies were considered a crime according to the Sherman Act.
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illegal and could be broken up.

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