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It led to economic growth and increased population, helping New Mexico achieve statehood.
It led to decreased population and economic growth, delaying statehood.
It had no significant role in New Mexico's journey to statehood.
It led to less land and fewer animals in the territory, preventing New Mexico from achieving statehood.
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It led to economic growth and increased population, helping New Mexico achieve statehood.
The arrival of the railroad in New Mexico facilitated trade, transportation, and settlement, contributing to the region's economic development and population increase, which were crucial factors in its path to statehood.
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