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Think about what you’ve learned about the role of railroads in helping make resources available. Check all of the statements that are true.
Railroads created less demand for raw materials.
Railroads helped Americans access new sources of raw materials.
New cities grew into manufacturing centers that refined natural resources.
Trains required more materials to run and to be built, helping industries grow.
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False — Railroads created less demand for raw materials.
- Railroads actually increased demand for raw materials.
True — Railroads helped Americans access new sources of raw materials.
- They connected distant mines, forests, and farms to markets and factories.
True — New cities grew into manufacturing centers that refined natural resources.
- Cities like Pittsburgh and Chicago expanded into centers for processing iron/steel, meatpacking, etc.
True — Trains required more materials to run and to be built, helping industries grow.
- Rail construction and operation boosted demand for iron/steel, coal, wood, oil, and machinery.
- Railroads actually increased demand for raw materials.
True — Railroads helped Americans access new sources of raw materials.
- They connected distant mines, forests, and farms to markets and factories.
True — New cities grew into manufacturing centers that refined natural resources.
- Cities like Pittsburgh and Chicago expanded into centers for processing iron/steel, meatpacking, etc.
True — Trains required more materials to run and to be built, helping industries grow.
- Rail construction and operation boosted demand for iron/steel, coal, wood, oil, and machinery.
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