The telegraph provided instant communication over great distances. How did this innovation change Americans' outlook on the United States?

Group of answer choices

Americans began to see themselves as more interdependent, and a stronger national identity developed.

Americans started developing stronger regional orientations as their exposure to diverse national views increased.

Americans felt increasingly disconnected from national politics, so they focused their attention on state and local issues.

Americans became more distrustful of their neighbors and increasingly withdrew from local organizations and society

The telegraph provided instant communication over great distances. This innovation had changed Americans' outlook on the United States as B. Americans started developing stronger regional orientations as their exposure to diverse national views increased.

Explanation:

Although telegraph was a great invention, telegraph improved American life indirectly. Railroads became more interconnected as they used telegraph between far-flung stations. Goods could be transported through long distances and thereby leading to cheaper rates. People could connect to their loved ones regionally from different places.

Inter-connectivity improved as people were acquainted with news across the country and many more. So even though the Americans didn't use telegraphs by themselves, it impacted their average lives immensely by the aforementioned ways.