Which answer best describes the U. S. National Road?

It ran from Atlanta to Baltimore and followed the railroad.

It ran from New York to Chicago and was made from wooden planks.

It ran from Massachusetts to Ohio and ran parallel to the canal system.

It ran from Maryland to Illinois and was made using macadam construction.

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Avah Mclaughlin

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11 January, 18:31

Which answer best describes the U. S. National Road?

It ran from Atlanta to Baltimore and followed the railroad.

It ran from New York to Chicago and was made from wooden planks.

It ran from Massachusetts to Ohio and ran parallel to the canal system.

It ran from Maryland to Illinois and was made using macadam construction.

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Mayra Luna · Answer 1

D - It ran from Maryland to Illinois and was made using macadam construction.

Began in 1811 in Maryland the US Nationa Road ran 63 miles to the capital of Illinois at the time (Vandalia). It's also known as the Cumberland Turnpike and the National Turnpike.