What were the impacts of the transcontinental railroad?<span>Among the many positive effects of the transcontinental railroad are the following improvements: faster and safer transportation from coast to coast, boosts in international and intercontinental trade, faster spreading of ideas and expansion of the United States into areas not previously settled.</span>
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Explanation:
<u>Economic Obstacles</u>
- After the national road was built, they later on started making railroad tracks, but had to stop, due to budget problems.
- in 1816 when the second national bank was invented, tariffs taxed imported goods at a 25% rate. American consumers noticed that the the cost of their goods increased drastically.
<u>Physical Obstacles: Transportation </u>
- One of Henry Clay's struggles while;e having the American System, was transportation.
- During the early 1800's, cars and trains were not invented yet
- People traveled by horse or carriage, pulled by cattle or horses
- The terrain and different land regions that traders and travelers faced were difficult, especially ground that was wet and muddy.
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8-12 million
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Slavery was one of mankind most brutal history.Slaves were sent to work in the new world .Which was America to mine and farm
Loss of manufacturing jobs has affected the American economy
Answer: Option 3
<u>Explanation:</u>
Globalization is the way to interconnect the trade and culture of the country. The main reason to adopt Globalization is to increase the manufacturing goods and other services at cheap prices. Even though it improved the economy its has adverse effects on the world.
Automation is one of the reasons for increased good and also one of the major pitfalls of Globalization. Automation decreased the labor force by third in the US. The Working class of Americans like drivers and operators are the most affected ones in the Automation Process.
I think is- D professionals such as doctors and lawyers
