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vlada-n [284]
4 years ago
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What part did railroads play in western settlement in the late 1800s? #1: railroads played almost no part. #2: they carried mill

ions of settlers westward. #3: the reduced competition for land. #4: they provided jobs and transported goods.
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yarga [219]4 years ago
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The best option regarding the role railroads played in western settlement in the late 1800s would be that "they carried millions of settlers westward," since before the railroad travel took a significant amount of time and was far more costly and dangerous. 
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