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During the Gilded Age, how did the US Congress act to regulate business practices?

a) Congress was concerned about workers, so they passed laws that guaranteed a minimum wage.
b) Congress did not pass laws that would control the growth of monopolies.
c) Congress passed laws that ensured workplace safety.

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During the Gilded Age, the US Congress act to regulate business practices is :

Congress passed laws that ensured workplace safety.

Congress did not pass laws that would control the growth of monopolies.

Explanation:

It was through the Gilded Age that Congress established the Sherman Anti-Trust Act to crack up monopolistic business organizations, and the Interstate Commerce Act, to control railroad rates. State regulations created functions to regulate utilities and laws governing work conditions.