Didn't the rail lines come after it was decided to make Chicago a rail hub?
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What best explains why Chicago’s location was important to it becoming a railroad junction?
Chicago is near Detroit, the Motor City of the United States.
Chicago is known for its ethnic diversity and lively culture.
Chicago is the only city where a number of railroad lines met.
Chicago’s location on Lake Michigan and the middle of the country allowed goods to be shipped out of the city after they arrived by railroad.
I think it's the third one.
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that's what I was thinking to thanks guys
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is it D??
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