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How did the interstate commerce act 1887 help farmers?

It prevented railroads from charging farmers more than other customers.


What did the government do to address farmers' complaints?

congress passes the interstate commerce act


How did the Interstate Commerce of Act of 1887 help farmers?

It prevented railroads from charging farmers more than other customers-Apex


The Interstate Commerce Act was passed to?

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What is Part II of the Interstate Commerce Act?

Part II of the act extended federal authority to motor carriers engaged in interstate commerce.


The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 resulted from the efforts of the Granger movement in order to improve?

economic conditions of farmers by regulating railroad rates.


The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 resulted from the efforts of the Granger movement in order to improve what?

economic conditions of farmers by regulating railroad rates.


What did the Interstate Commerce Act?

Railroad prices


When was Interstate Commerce Commission created?

President Grover Cleveland signed the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 and created the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC), the U.S. government's first regulatory agency


Interstate commerce act regulated what industry?

The Interstate Commerce Act regulated the railroad industry. It was passed in 1887 and aimed to regulate railroad rates and practices that were deemed unfair and discriminatory towards small businesses and farmers. It was one of the first major federal regulations on a private industry.


Which act authorized the ICC to set railroad rates and to regulate other companies engaged in interstate commerce such as pipelines and ferries?

Interstate commerce act of 1887.


Who were the key participants in the interstate commerce act?

In 1887 Congress passed the Interstate Commerce Act, making the railroads the first industry subject to Federal regulation.