How did railroads change farming in Texas? A. They opened up West Texas to more farmers. B. They allowed farmers to sell surplus crops. C. They led to the development of steam-powered tractors and other

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How did railroads change farming in Texas?

A. They opened up West Texas to more farmers.

B. They allowed farmers to sell surplus crops.

C. They led to the development of steam-powered tractors and other farming machines.

D. All of the above.

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B they allowed farmers to sell surplus crops

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Fredrik Sundmyhr answered Jul 9, 2022

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The answer is D, all of the above.

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