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In what way did the growth of railroad lines in the early 1900s impact West Texas?
A) It allowed more people to vacation there.
B) It caused the state's banking industry to be centered in El Paso.
C) It allowed the oil industry to have easier access to most of the farm lands in West Texas.
D) It caused more farmers to move there since they could get their crops and cattle to railroad lines more easily.

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The correct answer is letter D

It caused more farmers to move there since they could get their crops and cattle to railroad lines more easily.

The railroad lines were important for the farmers because it made things easier to them.

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The way that the growth of railroad lines in the early 1900s impact West Texas is that it caused more farmers to move there since they could get their crops and cattle to railroad lines more easily.

How did railroads affect the West?

The finishing of the First Transcontinental Railroad in 1869 is known to have a huge effect on the West.

It was said to have encouraged more settlement in the West as it made travelling more easy and also cheaper.

It also boast the growth of towns along the railroad, as the railroad is said to have influence the west to be less isolated.

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