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Memories of the National Road by Harriet McIntyre FosterWhich idea in the speech is reinforced by the timeline on pages 6 and 7?
The completion of the National Road led to increased expansion to the West.
The role of the states in funding the National Road led to its neglect.
The decision to use federal funds for the National Road led to economic decline.
The growth of the railroad industry eventually led to the permanent closure of the National Road.
The completion of the National Road led to increased expansion to the West.
The role of the states in funding the National Road led to its neglect.
The decision to use federal funds for the National Road led to economic decline.
The growth of the railroad industry eventually led to the permanent closure of the National Road.
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The idea in the speech reinforced by the timeline on pages 6 and 7 is: **The completion of the National Road led to increased expansion to the West.**
This idea is commonly highlighted in discussions about infrastructure development in the context of U.S. westward expansion, as the National Road significantly facilitated travel and commerce, encouraging settlement in western territories.
This idea is commonly highlighted in discussions about infrastructure development in the context of U.S. westward expansion, as the National Road significantly facilitated travel and commerce, encouraging settlement in western territories.
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