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In the early 1800s, the growth of trade between Western settlements and Eastern towns and cities was encouraged by the development of: A.canals B.railroads C.turnpikes D.none of the above
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In the early 1800s, the growth of trade between Western settlements and Eastern towns and cities was encouraged by the development of:

A.canals
B.railroads
C.turnpikes
D.none of the above

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the answer B. Railroads



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B. Railroads

Railroads ensured that goods were transported on time to other parts of the country.
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