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3 May, 21:55

What did fruit merchants and U. S. foreign-policy makers have in common?

A. Both wanted a bigger role for American businesses in the world.

B. Both advised the president.

C. Both paid their workers low wages.

D. Both treated foreign governments with great respect.

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  1. 3 May, 23:46
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    A. Both wanted a bigger role for American businesses in the world.

    Explanation:

    Fruit merchants and U. S foreign-policy makers both used economic power to spread U. S influence in the foreign countries they were in making choice A correct. Additionally, they wanted to have full control of the markets they were in so they could be exclusive providers of the products/policies they had.
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