Who did the Sherman Antitrust Act affect?

The Sherman Anti-Trust Act was voted into law by the American government in 1890. This law, which was an anti-trust measure, gave the federal government the power to dissolve any corporations that prevented competition. John Sherman, an Ohio-based senator, wrote the article. Throughout the late 1800s and the early 1900s, the federal government used this legislation to dismantle monopolies, including the Standard Oil Company's in 1911. Many Americans' rising discontent led to the passage of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.

Many Americans worried the increasing number of businesses, such as Standards Oil, that controlled the market and prevented rivals from banding together. These same folks frequently objected to how these various businesses treated their employees unfairly.Many people in America thought that businesspeople had built practically monopolies based on the toil of their employees.

While the businesses prospered, the workers battled to make ends meet because of unfavorable working conditions and low pay. It's interesting to note that the federal government used the Sherman Anti-Trust Act against unions in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Unions were institutions established to support workers against their bosses. Federal courts determined that unions basically operated as trusts, reducing internal competition.

By fostering competition, the Sherman Anti-Trust Act was designed to benefit employees and small business owners. While it did help these two groups, the act ultimately made it more difficult for employees to obtain better working conditions.

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In the fourth paragraph, the author calls Gallaudet University “a symbol of leadership and opportunity” in order to

A) praise the institution’s former president
B) soften subsequent criticism of the institution
C) compare Gallaudet favorably to other institutions
D) suggest that his audience’s values have evolved
E) appeal to his audience’s pride in the institution

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Read this sentence.

Emily Dickinson personified death in her poem, Because I could not stop for Death.

How should the title be punctuated or formatted?

A) bold and underlined
B) quotation marks
C) italics
D) bold

Discuss the belief that great literature of the twentieth century lacks protagonists who qualify as heroes. (Among the works you discuss, include at least two by the following authors: Anton Chekhov, Virginia Woolf, Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, James Joyce, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Amy Tan, Chinua Achebe.)



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Describe a friend with at least one quantity adjective and one quality adjective.


REQUIRED: Make it 4 sentences long.

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I like sour patches because of the different colors the candy has. When I look at the candy I see red, green, blue and orange, When the candy is eaten it makes a soft chewy sound. When touched it feels squishy and rocky. When I open a bag of sour patches i smell lemon, blue raspberry, lime, orange, and cherry. When I eat the candy it taste, sour and tangy.
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Write a descriptive paragraph and be sure to include the following:

See into a metaphor (yellow)
Hear into personification (blue)
Touch into a simile (green)
Appositive for the subject of your sentence (orange)
Shifted Adjective (purple)

What do you do in a clothing business ?

What does the response of the audience at the beginning of the speech tell you about the occasion and listeners expectations

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U.S. English
What will you call you mother sister ??
aunt or something else


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Why do people still believe in the American dream

Luke unloads pallets of supplies from incoming trucks and unwraps the pallets for the supplies to be shelved. What kind of education might Luke have needed to qualify for this position?

A). a bachelor’s degree in shipping

B). a high school diploma

C). a six-month heavy truck driving course

D). a master’s degree in logistic

Read the paragraph.

Students attending schools with mandatory uniform policies experience less pressure than do students who must choose their wardrobes. This is because school uniforms allow students and their parents to save money and time. The financial investment in uniforms at the beginning of the school year is far more economical than the purchase of an entire wardrobe of designer clothes and trendy styles. Students who do not have to deliberate what to wear each morning are able to invest their time in more productive ways, such as studying for tests or finishing homework. Uniforms may stifle students’ self-expression, but there are many other ways for them to reveal their individuality at school.

Which fact best supports the author’s position?
On average, school uniforms cost $150 a year, which is much less than the average spent on back-to-school clothes.
Parents have the right to exempt their children from wearing school uniforms, but they must meet with an administrator to discuss the issue.
In 1994, a school district in California implemented a school uniform policy in grades K-8, which affected more than 60,000 students.
To assist schools in establishing a uniform policy, the US Department of Education has created an online manual.

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How do the authors of "Ads: Why We Buy What We Buy" convey their purpose of persuading readers that advertising has changed the daily lives of many people?

O They explain the beginnings of Post and Kellogg breakfast cereals.

They describe the floor mat sale display at Wal-Mart.

O They explain why Coca-Cola used a new version of Santa Claus.

They describe the origins of Ivory and Pears' soaps.​

How might climate change contribute to a food shortage?

What is the main idea in this diary entry?

April 27

Wow! We’re getting a new Labrador puppy—temporarily. The puppy will be a part of our family, and we’ll spend a lot of time training him. But we won't be able to keep him, no matter how much we want to. That's because we're training him for the Hearing Ear Association.

A hearing ear dog assists a deaf person in much the same way that a seeing eye dog helps a blind person. It alerts its owner to important sounds, like a knock at the door, a morning alarm clock, or a whistling tea kettle.

Before the program places a dog with a deaf owner, the dog spends a year with a host family. That's us! Our first job is to get the puppy accustomed to family life and to teach it basic commands. We’ll teach it to sit and to fetch. Later, we’ll train the puppy in special hearing skills.

A representative of the Hearing Ear Association will deliver the puppy today. It's going to be an educational year for everyone!

(Thesis statement)for country side living vs living in the city?
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According to Rothstein, why should the IRS withhold tax exemptions from universities and churches?

A paragraph has a good topic sentence, but not many details. What type of revision should the writer make?

A) combine the sentences

B) tighten the sentences

C) expand the ideas

D) correct the spelling

Read the excerpt from "The Night the Bed Fell."

I suppose that the high-water mark of my youth in Columbus, Ohio, was the night the bed fell on my father. It makes a better recitation (unless, as some friends of mine have said, one has heard it five or six times) than it does a piece of writing, for it is almost necessary to throw furniture around, shake doors, and bark like a dog, to lend the proper atmosphere and verisimilitude to what is admittedly a somewhat incredible tale. Still, it did take place.

Which word best describes the tone of this passage?

humorous

romantic

somber

adventurous

Put the sequences on this chart in the correct order

Step 1
Orbital velocity found (17,500 mph)

Step 2
Escape velocity was found (7 miles per second)

Step 3
Scientis had to figure out how to leave Earth's
gravity

A. 2,1,3
B. 3,2,1
C. 1,3,2
D. 1,2,3

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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O 1/2 mile
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ANSWER IS 1 mile

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some animals in the rain forest look up at the trees. They do this because they are A) finding places to sleep. B) trying to stay out of the rain. C) looking for some food. D) sleeping all the time.

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Read this line from “On the Grasshopper and Cricket.”

“When all the birds are faint with the hot sun,”

The speaker means that the birds are (Highlight your answer) (RL7.4)

A. ill
B. weak
C. afraid
D. fallen