I'm pretty sure it was Ulysses S. Grant
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No, Qin Shih Huang Ti, was the emperor. No more was feudalism know legalism. Fell due to weak son. unification of china politically and economically, great wall, unified language, roads etc.
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Northern Securities Co. v. United States (1904): The case upheld breaking up the monopoly controlling railroad lines from Chicago to the Pacific Northwest
Lochner v. New York (1905): The case found that state limitations on workers hours violated their ‘freedom to contract’
Well, it can't be the Cuban missile crisis, that was before he was president, he was the vicepresident.
the bombing of Japan happened about 20 years earlier.
He did sign the Civil Rights act into Federal Law, and that was very significant.
AT&T held a monopoly in the US and Canada, throughout most of the 20th century. AT&T was the owner of the Bell System, a network of telecommunications companies which included Western Union Telegraph. For many years the slogan of the company was "One Policy, One System, Universal Service."
However antitrust regulators were not happy with AT&T and in 1974, the United States Justice Department opened a case against the company, arguing they were violating the antitrust law. This case was settled in 1982, and the company was order to break up. Hence AT&T was divided into seven Regional Bell Operating Companies.
