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Question 12 (5 points) Why were canals and railroads important to American development? They made money for state governments. They allowed people to ship goods and travel faste…

Question 12 (5 points) Why were canals and railroads important to American development? They made money for state governments. They allowed people to ship goods and travel faste…
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Question 12 (5 points)

Why were canals and railroads important to American development?
They made money for state governments.
They allowed people to ship goods and travel faster.
They produced goods which could be shipped elsewhere.
They made money for the American government.

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They allowed people to ship goods and travel fa

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