The Erie Canal and the transcontinental railroad helped industrial growth by making the shipping of goods and resources more efficient. These developments had several positive outcomes including:
1) Shipping goods became cheaper.
2) The amount of time it took to ship goods from city to city decreased.
3) Connecting cities/states that before these were made, had very limited opportunities to do business.
4) Allowing businesses to increase the amount of consumers they could sell their product to.
The world war 2 is the answer I think not sure
some were revolutionary were u didn't have cars u had to walk by foot, horse, by boat to have transportation it wasn't easy n they had to do it for miles n miles now we look back as how transportation was even invented but it was now we have millions of ways of transportation ways doesn't matter from planes to technology, etc.
"<span>The court decides which cases it will hear" would be the only accurate description of the Supreme Court, since the court wouldn't be able to handle every potential appeal. </span>
