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Talja [164]
2 years ago
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[Rockefeller] was like a general who, besieging a city surrounded by fortified hills, views from a balloon the whole great field

, and sees how, this point taken, that must fall; this hill reached, that fort is commanded. And nothing was too small: the corner grocery in Browntown, the humble refining still on Oil Creek, the shortest private pipe line. Which best summarizes Ida Tarbell’s assessment of Standard Oil? The company was appreciated in its community. The company was interested in cooperating with other businesses. The company was ruthless in its drive to eliminate competition. The company was focused on establishing lower prices.
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Margaret [11]2 years ago
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According to the given excerpt, the sentence that best summarizes the Ida Tarbell's assessment of standard oil include option C: The company was ruthless in its drive to eliminate competition.

<h3>What is the assessment of Standard Oil?</h3>

John D. Rockefeller once decided to combined all its companies into one entity in order to reduce the competition in the market and create monopoly this will leads to control the prices in his hands.

Standard Oil is never great because it abuses its power and took advantage of the weakness of its competitors.

Therefore, in 1911, the court ordered to separate the illegal monopoly into 34 companies.

Therefore, correct option is C.

Learn more about Standard oil, refer to the link:

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