Some of the hardships they faced were little food, they ate once during their working hours. They worked long hours for little money, and they ranged from 10yo and up. They were attacked by Indians and the mountain paths were treacherous, building bridges and tunnels through them were hazardous acts. They got through these problems with perseverance and hard work, they defended themselves against the Indians, they tied themselves up with rope whilst building bridges and were extra careful to watch for collapsing in the tunnels. and eventually, they successfully finished the Transcontinental Railroad.
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I would say, from a few websites I found, that 11,000 Chinese people worked on the railroad. They worked the hardest and had great skills to work on hard to fix problems they used to fix for the Great Wall of China. -KKBURT
connect east and west. Also needed to move the indians from the path and also needed Chinese labor
The contribution of the government towards the growth of corporations led to rapid industrial growth. Railroad construction, transcontinental railroad construction, liberal loans to private promoters, land grants towards building railroads were all the steps taken.
The railroad came and the miners could get their coal sent out.
they had to be doctors shopkeepers and blacksmiths to find more info got to myspace.com/dreallenjr please -_-
why did they build the transcontinental railroad
The Chinese started building the Transcontinental railroad in 1863 and the Transcontinental railroad was finished in 1869.
Chinese Immigrants played a major role in building the first transcontinental railroad.
yes there were a few of animals that did suffer while building the transcontinental railroad.
The main reason for building the transcontinental was to transport good from the east to the west.
why did they build the transcontinental railroad
Yes Abraham Lincoln did get employed for help building the first transcontinental railroad
-The building of the transcontinental railroad started
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If speaking purely on ethnic groups responsible in building the American railroad system -- the answers are: German, Irish, and Chinese.
Iris Chang wrote "The Chinese in America: A Narrative History" to highlight the contributions and struggles of Chinese immigrants in American history, including their involvement in building the transcontinental railroad. Chang explored the challenges faced by Chinese laborers and their impact on shaping American infrastructure.
the pacific railroad act helped fund the building of the railroad and it gave the railroad company land.