Which of the following were difficulties that had to be overcome in the building of the transcontinental railroad?

a. prairie farmers, a group who mostly opposed the railroad

b. government regulations protecting the environment

c. Native American raids on work camps

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Dylan Williams

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4 December, 17:45

Which of the following were difficulties that had to be overcome in the building of the transcontinental railroad?

a. prairie farmers, a group who mostly opposed the railroad

b. government regulations protecting the environment

c. Native American raids on work camps

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Ashlyn Fitzpatrick · Answer 1

"c. Native American raids on work camps" would be the best option from the list, but the primary and most severe hardship was the rough terrain, which featured rivers, mountains, etc.

Which of the following were difficulties that had to be overcome in the building of the transcontinental railroad?a. prairie farmers, a group who mostly opposed the railroadb. government regulations protecting the environmentc. Native American raids on work camps

Which of the following were difficulties that had to be overcome in the building of the transcontinental railroad?

a. prairie farmers, a group who mostly opposed the railroad

b. government regulations protecting the environment

c. Native American raids on work camps