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Which man controlled much of the railroad industry by the 19 century?
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It is Cornelius Vanderbilt --Apex :)
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What impact did the railroad consolidation on the industry?
More railroads caused business to be able to transport goods quicker, easier and did not have to spend too much money
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50000
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30,000 miles
How much lumber or trees were used on the transcontinental railroad?
nothing just you
What country controlled territory to the north of the us boundary?
France and England controlled much of Canada.
Who controlled much of the the railroad industry by the late nineteenth century?
Cornelius vanderbilt
Who controlled much of the railroad industry by the late nineteenth century?
Cornelius vanderbilt
Who controlled much of the railroad industry by the late 19th century?
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Which man controlled much of the railroad industry by the late 19th century'?
Cornelius vanderbilt
What man controlled much of the railroad industry by the late 19th century?
Monopoly (Apex)
Was the man who organized and controlled much of Americas oil industry in the late 19 century?
John D. Rockefeller
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By the middle of the 19th century much of the South's cotton trade was controlled by?
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