Question

What was NOT a result of the construction of the canal from Lake Erie to the Hudson

River?

Employment opportunities grew, especially for immigrants.

Construction boomed along the canal route.

Federal financing became more readily available.

The cost of transporting goods dropped significantly.

Answer 1

Answer: OPTION C ) Federal financing became more readily available.

Explanation: ITS CORRECT!!! I GOT A 100 ON THE TEST

Answer 2

Federal financing became more readily available.

Step-by-step explanation:

What was NOT a result of the construction of the canal from Lake Erie to the Hudson River is "Federal financing became more readily available."

This is because the construction of the canal from Lake Erie to the Hudson River was done between 1817 and 1825, and was majorly carried out by raw manpower provided by Irishmen using basic equipment with very little pay to show for their hard work.

Hence, it provided employment opportunities for people particularly immigrants such as Irish, and also the construction of houses grew along the canal routes due to an increase in population in the area.

Also, it reduced the cost of transportation of goods.

However, it does not lead to the availability of Federal financing.