To restrict monopolies and to encourage economic competition.
The Sherman Anti-trust Act was an economic policy put into place to promote competition in the economy. The law prevented restrictions to trade between states or foreign trade as well as restricted monopolies.
The Sherman Ant-trust Act was put into place to prevent the monopolies occurring as a result of corporate buy outs and corrupt practices by the industrial titans. Men like Rockefeller, Carnegie, and JP Morgan were buying out small businesses both within their industry and across industries. The power of these men allowed them to set prices wherever they wanted and many smaller businesses and dependent industries suffered due to monopolies.
Teddy Roosevelt is the correct answer.
A bank employee sold customers personal identification information to a third party they broke the Financial Privacy Act law.
Right to Financial Privacy Act of 1978 gives customers of financial institution a level of privacy from government institutions unless a legal case is brought against them and a judge orders for the release of detailed financial information.
The law was brought about to provide secrecy and financial privacy to everyone regardless of their income, job or status in the society.
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conflict fought between the United States and Great Britain over British violations of U.S. maritime rights.
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