At the end of the Gilded Age, there was also the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, which was proposed by Ohio Senator______________. It was supposed to__________ each trust and give more protection to____________ corporations to sustain_____________, but what it actual did was it____________ the federal govt. to crack down on business practices that diminished______________. However, this act was eventually_____________ by pro-business legislators to a point where it became____________ to stopping trusts.

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