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In 1862, President Lincoln signed the Pacific Railroad Act, which led to the building of the
(1 point)
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Underground Railroad.
Underground Railroad.

eastern railroad.
eastern railroad.

bicoastal Pony Express route.
bicoastal Pony Express route.

transcontinental railroad.

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How did the coming of the railroad affect travel between the East and West?
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Before the railroad it took weeks; afterward it took days.
Before the railroad it took weeks; afterward it took days.

Before the railroad people could not reach the West.
Before the railroad people could not reach the West.

Before the railroad it could take a year; afterward it took a month.
Before the railroad it could take a year; afterward it took a month.

Before the railroad it was easy to travel west; afterward it became more difficult.
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Geographically, the transcontinental railroad runs in which directions across the United States?
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east and west
east and west

north and south
north and south

southeast to northwest
southeast to northwest

northeast to southwest
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The transcontinental railroad made it possible for families to keep in touch, people to take vacations, and businesses to
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move south.
move south.

expand into new markets.
expand into new markets.

compete against the railroad companies.
compete against the railroad companies.

develop new labor laws.
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transcontinental railroad.
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Before the railroad it could take a year; afterward it took a month.
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east and west
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expand into new markets.

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