The answer is 'Railroads'
The Industrial Revolution in England lead to the development of trains and fast travel.
The United States quickly adopted the technology and brought in English businessmen and engineers to develop railroads in it's sprawling western states.
Railroads were integral in the early years in to cement newly acquired states under the control of the Federal government.
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Answer:
To have a strong economy and military in the world.
Explanation:
The United States of America tried to become a world superpower by making its economy strong through technology, having a strong military with advance weapons and has great influence on other countries. Strong economy enables United States of America to start wars against its rivals such as Russia, Spain, Korea, Vietnam and Afghanistan and controls the strategic points of the world to give tough time to their rivals.
America needed new markets for its goods, not a source of raw material for industries.
Answer: B
to have easier access to services such as loans and insurance
