Which president became known as a 'trustbuster' for using federal power against monopolies?
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Correct answer: Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt used antitrust laws to challenge powerful corporations he believed acted against the public interest. His actions helped define the Progressive presidency.
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