Yeah... I need to find the answer to that too. I got the question from the American journey text book:D
trust
Roosevelt preferred regulation over trust-busting because he believed that overseeing and managing large corporations could lead to fairer practices without dismantling successful businesses. He aimed to create a more balanced economy by ensuring that monopolies operated in the public interest, rather than completely breaking them up. This approach allowed him to promote competition while also addressing the concerns of workers and consumers. Ultimately, Roosevelt sought to harness the power of big business for the greater good, rather than eliminate it outright.
trust-busting
roosevelt corollary
Encourage competition in businesses
Progressives sided with Theodore Roosevelt when he disagreed with William Howard Taft over the trust "busting" issue
teddy roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft .
President William McKinley was not particularly known for trust-busting during his presidency, and his second term was cut short by his assassination in September 1901. However, it was his successor, Theodore Roosevelt, who actively pursued trust-busting policies. Roosevelt believed in regulating large corporations rather than dismantling them outright, which marked a shift in approach to corporate monopolies. McKinley's administration did not emphasize trust-busting, so it was ultimately Roosevelt who took up that mantle after McKinley's death.
theodore roosevelts first major trust busting victory resulted from a suit brought against,what?
Northern Securities Company
they were getting girls in his bed and making them sleep with him for a week and do nighttime activities.