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How did the Sherman Antitrust Act restrict monopolies?

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    The Sherman Antitrust Act restricted monopolies by prohibiting activities that federal government regulators deemed "anti-competitive". It prohibited any contract, conspiracy or combination (ex. a trust) that attempted to restrain foreign or interstate trade. It also prohibited any attempt to monopolize any part of trade within the US.
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