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Why were many refineries built along the Gulf Coast of Texas? a People wanted to drill near railroad junctions. b Oil was only found close to water. c Land there was less expensive. d Oil could be shipped
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Why were many refineries built along the Gulf Coast of Texas?

a
People wanted to drill near railroad junctions.
b
Oil was only found close to water.
c
Land there was less expensive.
d
Oil could be shipped overseas.

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d

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