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By 1860, the number of miles of railroad tracks throughout the United States had risen to A.3,000. B.30,000. C.300,000. D.3 million.

By 1860, the number of miles of railroad tracks throughout the United States had risen to A.3,000. B.30,000. C.300,000. D.3 million.
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By 1860, the number of miles of railroad tracks throughout the United States had risen to

A.3,000.
B.30,000.
C.300,000.
D.3 million.

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its 30,000 on edgen uity

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The answer is b. It was actually over 30,000. It was at 3,000 in 1840.
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