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The ability to bring in goods deterred industrial development.
The ability to bring in goods deterred industrial development.
Railroads spurred the foundation and expansion of towns along the western rail routes.
Railroads spurred the foundation and expansion of towns along the western rail routes.
Communities at the ends of railroad lines became ghost towns when the lines were extended.
Communities at the ends of railroad lines became ghost towns when the lines were extended.
Settlers moved away from Native American lands to follow the railroad routes.
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The correct response is: Railroads spurred the foundation and expansion of towns along the western rail routes.
Railroads facilitated the movement of people and goods, leading to the establishment and growth of communities and towns along their paths, which was crucial for the development of the western territories.
