Question

3. Which of these was not true regarding the three Presidents of the 1910s?

	a.	Theodore Roosevelt believed that just because a corporation was big, that didn’t necessarily mean it was bad.
	b.	Theodore Roosevelt believed that if a corporation was big, then that in itself made it bad.
	c.	As President, William Howard Taft busted more trusts than Theodore Roosevelt had.
	d.	Despite his earlier friendship with Theodore Roosevelt, and his own preference for serving on the Supreme Court, Taft fought Roosevelt intensely to retain the Republican nomination for President in 1912.
	e.	Woodrow Wilson, who in his “New Freedom” philosophy hated large business corporations, wound up enlisting big business in order to mobilize America’s military effort during World War I.

Answer 1

The correct answer is Option B. Theodore Roosevelt believed that if a corporation was big, then that in itself made it bad.