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Why did the colonist widen the foot trail? They needed space for the railroad. They wanted more space for the canoes. They could hunt better. They wanted more space for riding horses.
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Why did the colonist widen the foot trail?

They needed space for the railroad.

They wanted more space for the canoes.

They could hunt better.

They wanted more space for riding horses.

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