Which of the following was true of the nation's canals and railroads by the 1850s?
A) The national transportation network they created promoted a sense of national unity.
B) Construction was so haphazard that they hampered the emergence of a national marketplace.
C) They did little to unite the North and the South.
D) They had been completely financed by the federal government.

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The Answer of Which of the following was true of the nation's canals and railroads by the 1850s?
A) The national transportation network they created promoted a sense of national unity.
B) Construction was so haphazard that they hampered the emergence of a national marketplace.
C) They did little to unite the North and the South.
D) They had been completely financed by the federal government.

Which of the Following Was True of the Nation's Canals