All of these were created as regulatory agencies granting the national government extensive new powers during the Great Depression EXCEPT for

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The Sherman Antitrust Act was not created as a regulatory agency during the Great Depression. It was actually passed in 1890, long before the Great Depression even occurred. The other options, such as the Federal Communications Commission, Civil Aeronautics Board, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Social Security pension system, were all created during the Great Depression as regulatory agencies granting the national government extensive new powers.

All of These Were Created as Regulatory Agencies Granting the National