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What problem did central pacific workers face while building the railroad?
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∙ 8y ago
they had to blast tunnels through the mountains
Jamir Kovacek
Central Pacific workers faced several challenges while building the railroad, including harsh working conditions, dangerous work environments, and low wages. They had to contend with extreme weather conditions, such as blistering heat and freezing cold, as well as hazardous terrain like steep mountains and deep canyons. Moreover, they had to work long hours with minimal rest and faced racial discrimination and lack of safety measures.
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