What was the goal of antitrust reform during the Progressive Era?
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Correct answer: To limit monopolies and unfair business practices
Progressive antitrust reform sought to control large corporations that used monopoly power to limit competition. Reformers believed government should protect consumers, workers, and fair markets.
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