How did the railroad change Texas?

Cities and towns greatly benefited. It became easier to transport goods to markets, it resulted in lower costs of goods for consumers, and towns with railroad hubs quickly turned into sprawling cities with flow of economic activity. Texas' railroads allowed the economy to grow faster for producers and consumers. It occurred in both cities and rural industries like ranching and farming.

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