Why did the us supreme court force the american tobacco company to dissolve in 1911? it was producing poorly made cigarettes. it was paying wages that were extremely low. it was using imported materials without paying tariffs. it had become too big, which was harming competition.

 The correct answer is :  It had become too big, which was harming competition.

Explanation:  A federal court said that American Tobacco had a monopoly of a flavoring agent and that they were violating the Sherman Antitrust Law, and they went through a long trial and the court did not allow them to trade between states until they resolved the problem. This ruling was appealed by American Tobacco to the Supreme Court who decided in 1911 that the company should be dissolved.

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- jack watson

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