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How did the government become involved in economic development in the late 19th century? a.
It encouraged the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad by giving money and land to railroad companies which spurred economic growth.

b.
All of these are correct.
c.
It passed legislation like the Homestead Act which encouraged settlement of the West and economic development.
d.
It passed laws like the Sherman Anti-Trust Act that encouraged competition among companies.

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