What is a canal? How did canals and roads help the United States grow during the Industrial Revolution? ESSAY QUESTION: please write 3-5 complete sentences to answer the questions.

We can define a canal as an artificial river that connects cities or states to transport goods. The construction of canals, roads, and railways helped to connect different parts of the United States. As a result, the commercialization of products was faster and cheaper. As a consequence of these increases in routes, products could reach different markets in the U.S and abroad since they could go to the ports. The migration of people from rural areas to urban areas also helped in this development and the transportation of products from the rural areas to the cities to be manufactured to keep expanding the industrial system.

Explanation:

Canals, railroads, and roads helped to connect different areas of the United States. The commercialization of products became easier, broader, and cheaper. As there were more routes, the migration to the big cities increased, increasing the transportation of goods from rural areas to urban areas. The raw materials would be processed in the factories and transported to different cities, or countries increasing the market competition since the elaboration of products became cheaper with the industrialization and the means of transporting them.

the reason the welfare system causes so much of a burden on its recipients is because the welfare system does not give its recipients any real tools to actually get out of poverty. the welfare system has embedded poverty deeper into society and has made it harder and harder for people to escape poverty.

in other words, it stoped the poor, and now its making it worse.

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