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Based on the graph, what conclusion can be drawn about Germany?
Until 1900, Germany had significantly fewer rail lines than Russia.
Germany could not afford to build as many rail lines as the United States.
By 1880, Germany had more rail lines than Great Britain and Russia.
Germany’s economy did not require as many rail lines as Great Britain.
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By 1880, Germany had more rail lines than Great Britain and Russia.
The graph shows Germany’s rail mileage rising above both Great Britain’s and Russia’s by 1880. Options 2 and 4 assert causes (affordability or economic need), which the graph does not support, and option 1 is contradicted by the plotted values.
The graph shows Germany’s rail mileage rising above both Great Britain’s and Russia’s by 1880. Options 2 and 4 assert causes (affordability or economic need), which the graph does not support, and option 1 is contradicted by the plotted values.
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