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Which of the following are true about railroad expansion in the late 19th century? Choose all that apply.
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It led to new managerial forms and techniques.
It led to new managerial forms and techniques.
It accelerated the growth of new territories.
It accelerated the growth of new territories.
It was not paid for by the government.
It was not paid for by the government.
It grew too quickly and large corporations lost money.
It grew too quickly and large corporations lost money.
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It led to new managerial forms and techniques.
It led to new managerial forms and techniques.
It accelerated the growth of new territories.
It accelerated the growth of new territories.
It was not paid for by the government.
It was not paid for by the government.
It grew too quickly and large corporations lost money.
It grew too quickly and large corporations lost money.
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True:
- It led to new managerial forms and techniques.
- It accelerated the growth of new territories.
False:
- It was not paid for by the government. (Railroads received large government support — land grants, loans, and subsidies.)
- It grew too quickly and large corporations lost money. (While some lines failed, overall railroads became large, profitable corporations and attracted major investment.)
- It led to new managerial forms and techniques.
- It accelerated the growth of new territories.
False:
- It was not paid for by the government. (Railroads received large government support — land grants, loans, and subsidies.)
- It grew too quickly and large corporations lost money. (While some lines failed, overall railroads became large, profitable corporations and attracted major investment.)
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