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Why were railroads such an important innovation of the industrial revolution?

Why were railroads such an important innovation of the industrial revolution?
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Why were railroads such an important innovation of the industrial revolution?

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Railroads resulted in increased settlement and trade.

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Being that industries were becoming more industrialized goods were needed to travel from place to place. So, transportation was very important to achieve a ongoing successful business.

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