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What did the congress intend to do in the passing of the Sherman antitrust act (1890)
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What did the congress intend to do in the passing of the Sherman antitrust act (1890)

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In passing the Sherman antitrust act, Congress hoped to end the formation of monopolies that was taking place with collision between business--something that was greatly hurting competition in the US economy. 
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