Do you think first nation supported the railway?why or why not

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I think the first nation supported the rail way because it gave them a new way of transportation which is faster and easier

Mademuasel [1]2 years ago

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It is likely that some First Nations supported the railway, while others did not. Some First Nations probably supported the railway because it gave them a chance to trade more extensively. Moreover, it was a convenient and efficient method of transportation. However, others might not have liked the idea. They might have mourned the loss of their land and the expansion of settlers, as well as the damage to the natural environment (in particular to the migratory patterns of bison).

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