Question

What was one effect the growing railroad industry had on the country?

A. Markets went from global to national as goods could be sold across the country. B. Leaders in the railroad industry wanted to get low-cost materials from other countries. C. Companies had to compete for American workers by offering well-paying jobs. D. A larger variety of companies were able to compete in the railroad industry.

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

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Markets went from global to national as goods could be sold across the country

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Answer 2

A. Markets went from global to national as goods could be sold across the country.

Step-by-step explanation:

The availability of natural resources like timber, coal, iron, etc. favoured establishment of industries. Railways enabled faster transportation of these materials throughout the united states.

Similarly, the goods produced from these materials were transported quickly and sold throughout the country.

Railways provided a major boost to industrialization, mainly coal and steel industries.

Railways had thus become crucial to the existence of industrial economy in united states.