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13 April, 19:58

What approach did Roosevelt take toward regulating big business

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  1. 13 April, 23:07
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    If you are referring to Theodore Roosevelt then the answer is that he took them to court. he was called the trust buster because he took big companies to court since he found out that they had built monopolies to damage the people and the economy so as to earn as much as possible.
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