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Q: How did the transcontinental railroad affect California?
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Where in California did the Transcontinental Railroad start?

Sacramento, California


What is the transcontinental railroad-?

a railroad that runs across the contient... the transcontinental railroad is a railroad that reaches from North Carolina to California.


What was the westernmost city on the transcontinental railroad?

Sacramento, California.


Did the transcontinental railroad connect California with the East?

Yes, it did.


Which statement is falseThe first transcontinental railroad was completed in 1869?

The first transcontinental railroad was funded with government money.


Where did the First Transcontinental Railroad start?

The First Transcontinental Railroad spanned from Council Bluffs, Iowa/Omaha, Nebraska to Alameda, California.


What state did the transcontinental railroad join?

Nebraska to California


When the transcontinental railroad began?

The start of traffic on the Transcontinental Railroad began on May 10, 1869, connecting Omaha, Nebraska to Alameda, California.


Which of these was the western starting point of the transcontinental railroad?

Sacramento, California


Which was the western starting point of the transcontinental railroad?

Sacramento, California


In California what method of transportation revolutionized immigration into the state?

Transcontinental railroad


In what two cities did the transcontinental railroad begin and end?

The Transcontinental Railroad began in San Francisco, California and ended in Council Bluff, Iowa. Three private railroad companies joined forces to make it happen. They were the Western Pacific Railroad, the Central Pacific Railroad of California and the Union Pacific Railroad Company.