The Big Four (Stanford, Huntington, Crocker, and Hopkins) became powerful due to their ownership of ______.
A. the state's university system and most supply stores
B. the largest bank in the United States
C. the Western Rail Company
D. the Southern Pacific Railroad
Answer: D
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A. freedom of speech. B. libel. C. censorship. D. freedom of assembly. E. slander.