Question

Which reason best explains why Kansans were eager to have railroad lines run through their state?

A. The railroad would make it easier and faster to ship agricultural goods to market.

B. The railroads would help expand white settlements into native territories.

C. The railroads would make it easier to hunt buffalo and other large game for sport.

D. The railroads would increase the average population of villages and small towns.

Answer 1

A. The railroad would make it easier and faster to ship agricultural goods to market.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

A. The railroad would make it easier and faster to ship agricultural goods to market

Step-by-step explanation:

The people of Kansas were very fond of a railroad being built through their state. Kansas was oriented toward agricultural production, thus its economy was based around the agriculture. While Kansas was producing large amounts of agricultural goods with excellent quality, there was a big problem with the transportation of them, as Kansas has no access to sea, so the products were transported slowly and over smaller distances so that they don't spoil. The railroad though would change that, as it will enable the agricultural products to be shipped very quickly, over large distances, and through that also to open up larger market.