Which of the following are true about railroad expansion in the late 19th century? Choose all that apply.

Question

only 3 questions

Responses

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.

Answer 1

The true statements about railroad expansion in the late 19th century are:

1. It led to new managerial forms and techniques.
2. It accelerated the growth of new territories.
3. It was not paid for by the government.

The statement "It grew too quickly and large corporations lost money" can be debated, as while some corporations did face financial challenges, many ultimately became highly profitable.