What did "blue laws," supported by the Republican Party in many states during the Gilded Age, do?
A) "Blue Laws" regulated the amount of hours children could work.
B) "Blue Laws" stated that producers of products in the United States must accurately describe the contents of those products.
C) "Blue Laws" provided government subsidies and price support for struggling farmers in the Midwest.
D) "Blue Laws" made a number of activities illegal-such as drinking and gambling.
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