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By 1860 the midwest and the east were united by a network of A. roads B: Railroad tracks C: Canals D: Steam-powered ships

By 1860 the midwest and the east were united by a network of A. roads B: Railroad tracks C: Canals D: Steam-powered ships
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By 1860 the midwest and the east were united by a network of A. roads B: Railroad tracks C: Canals D: Steam-powered ships

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By 1860 the midwest and the east were united by a network of roads. The transcontinental railroad, which would unite to the two coasts, wasn't created until the 1860s.
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