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How did Wilson approach the problem of monopolies?

He used the law to restrict the actions of monopolies.


What was Woodrow Wilson's thoughts on monopolies?

Wilson felt that monopolies were bad.


What did Woodrow Wilson view monopolies as being?

monopolies were bad


What was the biggest problem with monopolies?

I think the biggest problem was the small buisnesses got ran out of buisness


What was the new regulatory agency created by Wilson administration in 1914 that attacked monopolies?

the Federal Reserve System


What was president Wilson's freedom plan?

Policies that supported changes in banking procedures, taxes on imported goods, and laws against monopolies.


Did president Wilson support civil rights?

Yes- Wilson was considered to be a progressive Democrat. He advocated votes for women and a graduated income tax for example and favored government action to prevent monopolies.


What was president Wilson new freedom plan?

Policies that supported changes in banking procedures, taxes on imported goods, and laws against monopolies.


Woodrow Wilson advocated a program called the?

"New Freedom." This program aimed to reduce the power of big businesses and promote competition. Wilson believed that monopolies and trusts were detrimental to the economy and hindered individual freedoms. The New Freedom program included initiatives such as breaking up monopolies, implementing antitrust regulations, and protecting the rights of workers.


Roosevelt's New Deal grew out of the ideas of which two presidents?

Hoover and Wilson.


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What was Wilson's 3 point?

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