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Why were railroads so important for the settling of the west? a. They only transported people west. b. They made life in the west more tolerable by provident transportation and …

Why were railroads so important for the settling of the west? a. They only transported people west. b. They made life in the west more tolerable by provident transportation and …
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Why were railroads so important for the

settling of the west?
a. They only transported people west.
b. They made life in the west more tolerable by
provident transportation and supplies.

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b.

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