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What strengthened Florida's citrus industry in the 1800s? A. Cattle driving B. Increased tourism C. Long rainy season D. Railroad expansion

What strengthened Florida's citrus industry in the 1800s? A. Cattle driving B. Increased tourism C. Long rainy season D. Railroad expansion
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What strengthened Florida's citrus industry in the 1800s?

A. Cattle driving
B. Increased tourism
C. Long rainy season
D. Railroad expansion

User Delta Kapp
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Answer:

D

Step-by-step explanation:

Expansion of the railroad help the keep the oranges fresh.

User Zirkelc
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I’m pretty sure it’s B, increased tourism.
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