Why were railroads such an important innovation of the Industrial Revolution?

A.

Railroad workers were paid more than other industrial laborers.

B.

Railroads resulted in increased settlement and trade.

C.

Railroads increased conflict between different countries.

D.

Railroad construction created a need for more farm workers.

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Cierra Rogers

Social Studies

27 April, 09:42

Why were railroads such an important innovation of the Industrial Revolution?

A.

Railroad workers were paid more than other industrial laborers.

B.

Railroads resulted in increased settlement and trade.

C.

Railroads increased conflict between different countries.

D.

Railroad construction created a need for more farm workers.

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Giovanna Castillo · Answer 1

i would say B. Railroads resulted in increased settlement and trade, because of the ability to move to different places and travel. correct me if im wrong.