Aside from the large number of Europeans who migrated there, what else, according to this map, facilitated the nineteenth-century agricultural boom in midwestern Canada?
A) The railroad
B) Access to the Erie Canal
C) Significant population density
D) Proximity to the large grain-producing regions of the United States

Question

Aside from the large number of Europeans who migrated there, what else, according to this map, facilitated the nineteenth-century agricultural boom in midwestern Canada? 
A) The railroad 
B) Access to the Erie Canal 
C) Significant population density 
D) Proximity to the large grain-producing regions of the United States

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

According to the map, the railroad facilitated the agricultural boom in midwestern Canada by providing transportation for goods and people. The Erie Canal and population density are not mentioned on the map as contributing factors, and while proximity to the grain-producing regions of the United States may have been a factor, it is not explicitly mentioned as such on the map.

Aside from the Large Number of Europeans Who Migrated There