Question

CHECK MY WORK (history, because history group-dead)
I THINK ITS A OR C
Improvements in transportation led to

lower shipping costs for goods
fewer settlers moving westward
increased communication times
higher prices for empty lands

Answer 1

@TillLindemann

Answer 2

I believe it is A. :)

Answer 3

thanks :)

Answer 4

No problem! Let me know if I get it right.

Answer 5

Do you mind helping with another ?:) I think its A, as well..
Which event increased interest in a railroad route to California?

Discovery of gold
Opening the Erie Canal
Improvement of the lock system
Joining the First Transcontinental Railroad

Answer 6

I would not mind helping at all!

Since I noticed I cannot give you the answer, I will give you something SIMILAR. ;)

Answer 7

In California, there was a popular event called 'The California Gold Rush'. This thrusted people to California in the search for gold.

Answer 8

do you think its A?

Answer 9

Since I've given you that, what do you think it is? ;)

Answer 10

^^a?

Answer 11

Correct!

Answer 12

Cities grew along railroads and canals because

the government designed the cities<no?
workers could not live anywhere else<< maybe??
settlers could obtain cheap land nearby<<idk
there were not enough roads made of tar<<maybe

Answer 13

Manifest destiny, which was expansion towards the west, allowed construction of railroads, and people liked to live near the railroads because land was cheaper than dirt, which is what it was, towns grew out of this, and made the towns into cities.

Answer 14

ok so c. the answer is c.. lol thanks

Answer 15

Yes. :)
I'm sorry, if I just directly tell you the answer I'll get in trouble! I do my best to make sure the answer is obvious and try and provide why that's the answer. Hope I'm doing good. :)

Answer 16

lol its all good, and you cant get in trouble, technically you didnt give out the answer. It would be giving out the answer if you came out and said "C" or "B" lol last one.
Maryland and Illinois were connected through the

U.S. National Railroad
U.S. National Skyway
U.S. National Canal
U.S. National Road<<<<<<MY ANSWER :)

Answer 17

@TillLindemann

Answer 18

I would agree with you

Answer 19

the National Road connected Cumberland, Maryland with Vandalia, Illinois

Answer 20

thx :)

Answer 21

You're welcome

Answer 22

Whoops, I got distracted with my own, I apologize.