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Grange Agitation Influenced Establishment of Interstate Commerce Commission

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Agitation by the National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry helped lead to the establishment of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Commission was created to set uniform national standards for railroads and implement rate regulation. The Grange was concerned that railroads' decisions regarding rates, routing, and timetables could determine a community’s fate without community input.

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The Interstate Commerce Commission established regulatory oversight over railroads, which were a pervasive technology of the Second Industrial Revolution. This regulatory framework provided uniform national standards and rate control for the industry.

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