How did abraham lincoln affect the construction of the transcontinental railroad? lincoln signed the pacific railroad act of 1862 into law, which stimulated the construction of the railroad. a)lincoln appointed theodore judah to survey the land and locate investors for the b)transcontinental railroad. c)lincoln obstructed the passage of the railroad bill because he wanted the government to focus on the civil war. d)lincoln prevented leland stanford from running one of the two railroad companies in order to avoid a monopoly

The answer would be A.) Lincoln signed the Pacific Railroad Act of 1862 into law, which stimulated the construction of the railroad.

The correct answer is “Lincoln signed the Pacific Railroad Act of 1862 into law, which stimulated the construction of the railroad.

The Pacific Railroad Act was extremely important for the US, it made possible to begin the expansion of railroads all over America. It also made possible to complete the transcontinental railroad that connects the Pacific coast with the Missouri or Mississipi Rivers and it was opened in 1869.

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