GIVING BRAINLEIST How did the Transcontinental Railroad change life for people in the United
States?
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A. It became much easier to travel from the East to the West.
O B. It made it possible to ship goods from the North to the South.
OC. It allowed the U. S. government to claim more land from Mexico.
O D. It made settlers more likely to travel by wagon to the West.

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