I agree with the person above - with the passing of the Sherman Antitrust Act, monopolies were made illegal.
This act forbade any trusts, which included monopolies as well in the United States. The act was accepted by the government in 1890 while the president was Benjamin Harrison. Over time, the act was broadened to include other organizations as well, such as cartels.
<span>The Han dynasty government was based on semi-autonomous regional kings who attempted to rival the overruling emperor's authority and power. This eventually led to court reforms after threats of rebellion were made to the emperor's central control.</span>
The correct answer is A) No changes were made to the Supreme Court.
<em>The end result of the proposal illustrated in this cartoon is no changes were made to the Supreme Court.
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At the end of the 1930’s Franklin D. Roosevelt wished to restrict the age of the members of the Court in order to change it to support rulings on the New Deal Legislation. With the “court-packing plan” of 1937, President Roosevelt wanted to appoint up to six judges to the Supreme Court for every judge older than 70 years old.
That is why on February 14, 1937, a political cartoon with the title <em>“Do we want a Ventriloquist Act in the Supreme Court?”</em> appeared in the news. It was a critic of Roosevelt’s New Deal. In the cartoon appears President Roosevelt with six new judges in the form of puppets, laughing in front of Uncle Sam.
<span>D) improved diet in the Americas and Europe
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