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What was the first railroad to go through Montana?
It was the Transcontinental Railroad.
How did people go to the bathrooms on the transcontinental railroad?
You sit down on the rim of the toilet and push. you may have some trouble with this but this is how it was done in the transcontinental railroad
Did the first transcontinental railroad go from east to west or meet in the middle?
the first transcontinental railroad met in the middle at Promontory Point ,Utah
Why was the south opposed to the transcontinental railroad?
Because it was going to pass through Chicago. They had wanted it to go the Southern route, through New Mexico.
Where did the Transcontinental Railroad go?
It went from Sacramento, CA to Promontory summit, Utah. Then, it went to Omaha, Illinois from Promontory Summit. This is where the transcontinental railroad went.
What states did the trans continental railroad go through?
the trans- continental railroad started in Pennsylvania
How many states does the Oregon trail go through?
It started in Missouri and passed through what is now Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Wyoming, ending in Idaho, Oregon and Washington---known at the time as "Oregon Country.The states didn't pass through the Oregon Trail, but the trail went through the states.
When did they go to the Mormon Trail?
The Mormon Trail was in operation from 1846 to 1869, when the transcontinental railroad was completed.
Did the settlers go east or west when the transcontinental railroad was being built?
The transcontinental railroad was built as a faster, safer means of travel between California and the states east of the Mississippi. When it was built, there were many more people moving west than east.
What states did the Underground Railroad go through?
CanadaNorthern StatesSouthern StatesFloridaCaribbean
How long did it take to go from Omaha to San Francisco before the transcontinental railroad?
From 3 months to a year.
Why did Chinese people go to Texas?
The Chinese came to Texas to look for gold and to help build the First Transcontinental Railroad.
