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Expanded railroads led to more competition in mining, creating property line issues in agriculture.
Expanded railroads led to more competition in mining, creating property line issues in agriculture.
Expanded railroads led to more coal being mined for power, leading to an increase in demand for the agriculture industry.
Expanded railroads led to more coal being mined for power, leading to an increase in demand for the agriculture industry.
Expanded railroads led to less production of coal mining, causing a decline in products from agriculture.
Expanded railroads led to less production of coal mining, causing a decline in products from agriculture.
Expanded railroads led to conflict in trading and mining, causing a decline in the oil industry.
Expanded railroads led to conflict in trading and mining, causing a decline in the oil industry.
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The best answer that explains how the expansion of railroads influenced the relationship between the Texas coal mining industry and other industries in Texas is:
Expanded railroads led to more coal being mined for power, leading to an increase in demand for the agriculture industry.
This response highlights the positive impact of railroads on coal mining and how that, in turn, fueled demand in other sectors like agriculture.
