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Unit 7 – Conflict in the Early 20th Century, 1890–1945
Topic 7.4
How did the Pure Food and Drug Act differ from the Sherman Anti-Trust Act in their impacts on progressive reform?
Both Acts were primarily designed to protect consumers from dangerous products.
The Pure Food and Drug Act regulated consumer products for safety, while the Sherman Anti-Trust Act aimed to prevent monopolies.
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was primarily concerned with food safety standards.
Both Acts were focused on breaking up monopolies in large industries.
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