Which of the following was a positive of the railroads in the 1900s?

It was the cheapest form of travel available.

Products could be shipped faster than ever before.

Trains were especially loud to keep passengers awake.

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The positive of the railroads in the 1900s from your options is:

Products could be shipped faster than ever before.

Railroads significantly improved the speed and efficiency of transporting goods over long distances, which was a crucial development for trade and economic growth during that time. The other options are not accurate: while rail travel could be cost-effective, it wasn't necessarily the cheapest form of travel available, and trains were not designed to be loud to keep passengers awake.