In the 1800's, railroad companies raised the money they needed by selling government land grants.
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They needed these children to work, and as long as they were earning money for their families to support them, nobody was complaining (otherwise they would probably lose their jobs).
Sold bonds to "the public".
Selling government land grants
Railroad companies primarily raised the money needed to build their railroads through the sale of bonds and stocks to investors. They also received substantial government land grants and loans, which helped finance the construction and expansion of railway lines. Additionally, some companies secured financing through private investments and partnerships. Collectively, these funding sources enabled the rapid growth of the railroad industry in the 19th century.
Railroad Builders received loans and grants from the federal government.
what is a fault
what is a fault
Selling government land grants
He controlled all of the steam ship companies and all of the railroad companies and made over 2,000,000,000 in modern day money
they were chinese,mexicans, and americans who needed money
* From 1850-1870 the US government gave millions of acres of public land to railroad companies to encourage them to build more rail. * To make more money the railroad companies resold much of that land to settlers. * They sent land agents to Europe to advertise the idea of settling on the Great Plains, and to buy the land from the Railroad companies. Their pamphlets proclaimed "Land for the Landless, Homes for the Homeless!" * Land sales made the railroad companies rich and supplied new customers for railroad services
No, they just needed it to be night time and to get to Kentucky and go to the under ground railroad.
Jim Fisk ^That answer is wrong! One business man known for the money he made as a railroad tycoon is Cornelius Vanderbilt. He is known for making a fortune by consolidating railroad companies to get rid of competition and have greater control of price.