Western road building in the early 1800s faced all of the following problems except
A) the expense.
B) states' rights advocates' opposition.
C) eastern states' opposition.
D) rigorous economic competition from steamboat traffic, which undermined the argument for improved and more connecting western roads.
E) wartime interruptions.
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