He came there to lead a thousand of demonstrators to make 54 mile march.
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<span>The land suffered during the Salem Witch Trials because the general public was absolutely enthralled with the trials. Farmers and field workers would ignore their work in the fields in favor of witnessing the trials or talking to others about the trials. As a result of people not carefully tending to the land, the land suffered.</span>
The correct answer is: It reduced coast-to-coast communication from months to weeks.
Indeed, before the Transcontinental Railroad was completed it might take a traveler or settler months to do the same trip by wagon cart and weeks by boat through South America. By train it would take a traveler about two weeks to go from New York to San Francisco and in 1876 a train called the Transcontinental Express made the trip from New York to San Francisco in 83 hours and 39 minutes. It was not a regular train but a publicity stunt but it did show that the feat was possible.