Which transportation system had the greatest impact on the United States in the period before the Civil War?

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andre [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

It would actually be B. canals

Explanation:

Railroads were implemented a lot more after and during the Civil War period with the transcontinental railroad being finished in 1869. The period before the war was impacted more by steamboats and canals.

zysi [14]3 years ago

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Railroads were far more effective at transporting goods across the country without the risk or delay that comes with sailing. Canals while effective weren't as speedy or reliable as a train since boats are rather fickle things. The turnpikes were being used by wagons and carriages that I doubt could compete with Trains!

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