Attempts to rein in the power of corporations, such as the Standard Oil Company, in the 1890s and 1900sA. were frequently approved by Congress but were stymied by presidential vetoes.B. were largely successful, as a coalition of reformers, political leaders, and labor leaders collaborated on realigning the American economy.C. were discussed by radical groups but were rejected by the vast majority of Americans as communistic and "anti-American."D. were often hindered by Supreme Court decisions that upheld the rights of business to operate without excessive government regulation.

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