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Which was not a result of the growth of railroads in the 1800s? A. Raw materials could be shipped to factories year round. B. Industries grew because they could ship more goods more cheaply. C. Cities grew into industrial centers. D. The price of goods increased.

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the answer is d

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The answer is D. The price of goods increased.

When you are dealing with supply and demand. The less you can produce the more expensive it is. But in this case with the growth of the railroads delivering steady supplies the prices would go down, not up.

Hope this helps. :)

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