Question

The Erie Canal opened new markets for entrepreneur during the market revolution. How did this affect how bought and sold goods?

Answer 1

D) Until the 19th century most markets were local and people did business with friends and family members. With the ability to travel to distant markets people began conducting business with strangers. Thank you for your question. Please don't hesitate to ask in Brainly your queries. 

Answer 2

Answer:

D) Until the 19th century most markets were local and people did business with friends and family members. With the ability to travel to distant markets people began conducting business with strangers.

Explanation:

The Erie Canal is a 363-mile canal that connects the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean in upstate New York. The Canal opened in 1825 and it linked New York Civil to the Midwest and was a major part of the Market Revolution.

The Market Revolution was a major shift from local and regional markets to national markets. Which meant that since the Erie Canal made possible for to people travel to distant markets, local and regional markets started to lose strength to become national markets.