Answer: The expansion of railway lines throughout the West
Explanation:
To say that the Railroad only contributed minutely to the development of the United States as a nation would be a gross injustice. The establishment of railway lines to any part of the country brought prosperity and drove its development.
This was especially true for states in the west such as Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Wyoming. With the expansion of railway lines throughout the west and into these territories, their populations increased and enabled the states to press for and get awarded with statehood.
Answer:
c
Explanation:
The bill didn't pass, but it prepared the way for later anti-slavery legislation.
If this is about the US, then they often promoted tariffs, as well as specific candidates, such as Harrison and McKinley. The size of their companies also began to be a cause of concern, leading to anti-trust laws, and other legislation, such as the Interstate Commerce Act which was less friendly to business
<span>The economies of Georgia and South Carolina boomed in the 1790's as a result of the manufacture of cotton. With the cotton gin invented by Eli Whitney US production of cotton soared and the majority of that production was in Georgia and South Carolina, improving the economies of both states as a result.</span>
