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Why was the Bessemer process so important

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It allowed steel to be produced at a reasonable cost

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I studied this and had a test on k12 with this question and i got it correct so yeah... hope i helped! :D

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Hello! :3

Here is an answer that is straight from the text: How Do You Make Steel?

The new Bessemer process meant that steel could be made at a reasonable cost. Steel rails soon replaced rigid iron ones (I don't typically like using the word "ones" but it's in the book.) Builders had a new tool: a strong, versatile metal. Steel became the foundation for America's astounding industrial growth.
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