A direct result of the growth of the railroads led to the increase of {US 3B}

a

Native Americans moving to reservations.

b

settlers moving east of the Mississippi River.

c

industrial workers moving west of the Mississippi River.

d

women workers in factories.

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13 April, 18:13

A direct result of the growth of the railroads led to the increase of {US 3B}

a

Native Americans moving to reservations.

b

settlers moving east of the Mississippi River.

c

industrial workers moving west of the Mississippi River.

d

women workers in factories.

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Imani Owens · Answer 1

A, Native Americans moving to reservations. The Native Americans were forced out of their homes onto reservations by the government to make room for railroads.

A direct result of the growth of the railroads led to the increase of {US 3B}aNative Americans moving to reservations.bsettlers moving east of the Mississippi River.cindustrial workers moving west of the Mississippi River.dwomen workers in factories.

A direct result of the growth of the railroads led to the increase of {US 3B}

a

Native Americans moving to reservations.

b

settlers moving east of the Mississippi River.

c

industrial workers moving west of the Mississippi River.

d

women workers in factories.