<em>Responses may vary but should contain some or all of the following information:</em> Cyrus Avery was a Tulsa businessman who believed that connecting Tulsa, and the rest of Oklahoma, with roads was important to economic success and survival. He envisioned a vast network of highways criss-crossing America, making travel and trade easier. He was a member of several organizations created to improve roadways, including the Oklahoma Good Roads Association, the Albert Pike Highway Association, and the Ozark Trail Association. The Ozark Trail Highway became Route 66, and Avery became the state highway commissioner and a member of the Joint Board of Interstate Highways. Route 66 is commonly credited as his idea: a highway connecting the Midwest and the West.
My answer: Cyrus Avery's vision for the future was the development of the US interstate highway system and yes he made it happen. (was correct)
Edge2020 answer: Cyrus Avery was a Tulsa businessman who believed that connecting Tulsa, and the rest of Oklahoma, with roads was important to economic success and survival. He envisioned a vast network of highways criss-crossing America, making travel and trade easier. He was a member of several organizations created to improve roadways, including the Oklahoma Good Roads Association, the Albert Pike Highway Association, and the Ozark Trail Association. The Ozark Trail Highway became Route 66, and Avery became the state highway commissioner and a member of the Joint Board of Interstate Highways. Route 66 is commonly credited as his idea: a highway connecting the Midwest and the West.
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