During the construction of the transcontinental railroad in the United States, many new towns and settlements grew. What was the most important reason for building the transcontinental railroad? The railroad would make travel across the continent much faster, easier, and safer.
I think it's c sorry if I'm wrong
Answer:
they helped britrish by being there with thrm
Explanation: i took history
He believed it did so because brinksmanship policies usually led to the Brink of a war without actually having the war begin, where usually the Soviets would back down first, like a game of chicken. US would be stronger in its foreign policy because others would see that the Soviets were weaker and not prepared to enter a war.
