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The Cumberland Road connected the Eastern Seaboard to what western river? (A) Mississippi River (B) Missouri River (C) Ohio River (D) Delaware River (E) Platte River
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The Cumberland Road connected the Eastern Seaboard to what western

river?

(A) Mississippi River

(B) Missouri River

(C) Ohio River

(D) Delaware River

(E) Platte River

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The Cumberland Road connected the Eastern Seaboard to the "Ohio River," since it stretched all the way from the Potomac River. It was a major route of travel for western-bound settlers at the time. 
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