Answer: Suppression of agreements restricting free competition.
Explanation:
The law was enacted in 1890 and was in force until the end of World War I. Laws have been enacted to suppress the business practices of individuals and companies whose business was deemed harmful to the market. The United States was the first country to deal with a monopolistic economic policy. It is a policy that prohibits monopolization, exchange restrictions and cooperation between companies to increase prices or prevent competition.
President of Mexico, Venustiano Carranza (1914 - 1918) was keen on preventing a revolution against both the U.S. and Mexican governments. In spite of the capture of the seaport of Veracruz by the U.S Marines in 1916 and the U.S. Army's Punitive Expedition to capture revolutionary leader, Pancho Villa, in 1917, he avoided any kind of direct or indirect use of violence in order to settle the disputes between the two countries. After the still recent, violent and costly in lives battles to overthrow the man who murdered president Francisco Madero and usurped his office, Carranza perfectly knew that Mexicans were mostly weary of war and bloodshed,. which was reflected ion his domestic and foreign policies.
One of the most important factors as to why babylonian and sumerian societies were different was that they focused on different economic priorities, which shaped the cultures.
Answer:
(D) significance of European access to precious metals from the Americas
(B) different economic relationships that specific European states had with Asia
Explanation:
The statement above was the main argument of the two source. One was talking about the Europeans ability to use the american Silver ware in all their purchases thereby giving them an edge. <em>The second argument was on the Western Europe being better placed to profit from the vast goods and services from the Asian continent than other European region.</em>
Companies attempted to intimidate union organizers by BLACKLISTING THEM.
Union organizers are those employed workers who encourage and organize unions in the work place in order to engage the employers to improve the working conditions of the workers. This type of people are usually blacklisted by employers. This is done by listing and circulating their names among employers, so that no employer will employ them.<span />
