Railroads divided countries and created instability.

Which best describes how the railroads directly contributed to the spread of industrialization in Europe?

Railroads divided countries and created instability.

Railroads disrupted communication and trade across Europe.

Railroads ensured that workers could reach factories.

Railroads transported raw materials and finished products.

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28 October, 15:07

Railroads divided countries and created instability.

Which best describes how the railroads directly contributed to the spread of industrialization in Europe?

Railroads divided countries and created instability.

Railroads disrupted communication and trade across Europe.

Railroads ensured that workers could reach factories.

Railroads transported raw materials and finished products.

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America Frazier · Answer 1

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Railroads transported raw materials and finished products.

It was made possible to get resources from far away and transport them quickly to factories that made products. Then it was possible for these products to be sold far away quickly which meant the capital was circulating and this made the industry grow to unprecedented heights.