Question

Why was the National Road important for transportation?

Its construction led to the national government being in charge of transportation between states.


It decreased the travel time for people going to work in New York, helping to grow the city.


It was inexpensive compared to other forms of transportation, so it was able to be finished quickly.


It connected farms in the West to seaports in the East, improving trade.

Answer 1

Why was the National Road important for transportation?

It connected farms in the West to seaports in the East, improving trade. - correct

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Answer 2

Answer: D it connected farms in the west to the ports in the east improving trade

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