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Creates Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate interstate railroad prices. The first action by the federal government to regulate business
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Outlaws trusts and prohibits monopolies that use their power to squelch competition
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Manages public lands in the public trust as an agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Authorizes the Interstate Commerce Commission to set maximum railroad prices
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Creates the National Monetary Commission to explore finance reform and central banking
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Requires radio stations to be licensed to minimize interference with military communication
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Creates the Federal Reserve System to provide the country with an elastic currency
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Creates the Federal Trade Commission to prevent unfair competition and help bust trusts
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Regulates corporate practices and exempts labor unions from antitrust laws and legalizes their right to strike
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Puts a limit to how many hours one can work. It establishes eight hour work day
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Sets quotas on the maximum number of immigrants who can enter the country
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Grants all Native Americans the rights of citizenship, including the right to vote
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Requires certain mortgage lenders to disclose data regarding their lending patterns