How did the construction of the Erie Canal impact industrialization in the United States? It led to the opening of fully mechanized textile mills. It reduced the cost of transportation of goods. It resulted in the growth of the factory system. It encouraged people to move from rural to urban areas.

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14 January, 20:36

How did the construction of the Erie Canal impact industrialization in the United States? It led to the opening of fully mechanized textile mills. It reduced the cost of transportation of goods. It resulted in the growth of the factory system. It encouraged people to move from rural to urban areas.

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Peterson · Answer 1

"It reduced the cost of transportation of goods" is the correct answer. During this time it was far easier and cheaper to move goods on water than on land.