What did the Interstate Commerce Act and the Sherman Anti-Trust Act have in common?

The correct  answer is A

Explanation: a) Both focused on the rail road industry.  The purpose of  Interstate Commerce Act and the Sherman Anti-trust Act is to set guidelines on how the railroad companies could do business. They have the same purpose. The Act became a Law which demanded "just and reasonable" rates; prohibited favoritism in  rates for shippers or products, prohibited special rates for individual shippers, prohibited pooling of traffic and established an Interstate  Commerce commission.

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