Why were few court cases won against monopolies and trusts during the Gilded Age? A: Monopolies and trusts were strengthened by the Sherman Act. B: Monopolies and trusts were supported by the public. C: Monopolies and trusts were supported by state legislators. D: Monopolies and trusts were supported by the federal courts.

The public space for government speech in ancient athens was called

Many young people traveled by train out of the midwest in search of new opportunities during the 1930s. what term is used to describe their actions

Two gymnastics teams are intense rivals. the first team has started recruiting new gymnasts from different cities and even foreign countires in an effort to build a stronger team. after learning this, the secondteam begins its own recruitment campaign to find better gymnasts. over a period of months, each team recruits dozens of players, each time trying to find a better recruit than its rivals most recent addition. which idea from the cold war is most similar to this scenario