Cecil Rhodes never did complete his railroad between Cairo, Egypt, and Cape Town, South Africa. Approximately how long would his railroad have been if completed? 2,100 miles

4,500 miles

500 miles

12,000 miles

500 miles

Explanation:

because he never completed his railroad

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