In what way did the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) differ from past advisory boards and serve as a model for future regulatory commissions?


A.The ICC did not have to report to Congress about how they regulated their industries.

B.The ICC's members could not be economically tied to the industry that they regulated.

C.The ICC's members were elected by the people instead of chosen by members of Congress.

D.The ICC could set prices and taxes on industries without the approval of the federal government.