How did Theodore Roosevelt and his successor William Howard Taft differ in their dealings with trusts?
A) Roosevelt believed all trusts were "bad," while Taft believed that only some of them needed
to be controlled.
B) Roosevelt took the side of laborers, while Taft sided with industrial employers.
C) Roosevelt believed in "good" and "bad" trusts, while Taft believed all trusts needed to be
broken up.
D) Roosevelt used federal troops to support trusts' interests during strikes, while Taft sent in
troops to support workers' interests.
C
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