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Which construction project connected New York City to the Great Lakes? (A) Erie Canal (B) Baltimore & Ohio Railroad (C) Cumberland Road (D) National Highway (E) Transcontinental Railroad
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Which construction project connected New York City to the Great Lakes?

(A) Erie Canal

(B) Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

(C) Cumberland Road

(D) National Highway

(E) Transcontinental Railroad

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Answer: is “A”

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It was the "Erie Canal" that was the construction project that connected New York City to the Great Lakes, since this was done in order to greatly increase the flow of trade within the US. 
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