Workers worked on the continental railroad for very long hours and got very little money. They also didnt eat much, they only ate one time during their work hours. Like the Asians. They were willing to work hard and get less money, very hardworking.
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Being eaten by killer penguins,
Temperature, hygiene, hunger
They helped because of a food famin and needed more money.
The day the Transcontinental Railroad was finished, the workers drove a golden spike to connect the 2 railroads to form one. Also the transcontinental railroad was made so people could cross the United States faster.You could travel first class across the country in four days.Only parts of the Transcontinental Railroad are in use today.The Central Pacific had to blast 19 tunnels through the Sierra Nevada.Before the railroad, to get to California from the east coast by boat took about 190 days.It took the work of thousands of men to build the Transcontinental Railroad.The entire project of the building of the railroad costed hundreds of millions of dollars. And that was the cost in the nineteenth century who knows what it could cost now. Maybe, billions, or even trillions of dollars! two thirds of the workers were Asian the other was American and Irish.
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The builders of the Transcontinental Railroad ranged in age from the late 10's to their early 40's or 50's
Chinese and Irish immigrants
Chinese and Irish Immigrants
Being eaten by killer penguins,
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Temperature, hygiene, hunger
yes!
china
the chinese workers were not allowed to enter the country
At the time we were building the Transcontinental Railroad, most of the workmen were Chinese on the team coming from Sacramento heading east. The team building westbound were mostly Irish, Italian and African Americans, but primarily Irish.
They imported workers from China