Which statements accurately describe railroad expansion in north carolina in the 1800s? check all that apply. it was free of fraud and corruption. it was tied to the growth of factories. it resulted in thousands of miles of new railroad. it saw the completion of every railroad that was started. it avoided bankruptcy and other financial difficulties. it allowed farmers to ship their crops to distant markets. would be appreciated

•It was free of fraud and corruption. - No it wasn’t.

There are 2 cases of corruption regarding the North Carolina expansion one involves Governor William.M and the other case involves scientist William Rollins.

•It was tied to the growth of factories.- yes it was  because of the amount of raw material they could import through the railroad.

•It resulted in thousands of miles of new railroad.- of course it did

•It saw the completion of every railroad that was started.- from the moment it was done yes it did

•It avoided bankruptcy and other financial difficulties.- it almost causes the bankruptcy of the western north Carolina railroad , it had to go through a change of ownership and when William A Smith took charge paid all of the debt the railroad had .other than that no it didn’t.

•It allowed farmers to ship their crops to distant markets. - It helped many farmers to sell their crops and grow as a company.

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