How did railroad expansion make natural resources more available in the US?
O by increasing the amount of natural resource deposts
O by making it posátle for natural resources to be transported to merent cities and town
O by using natural resources to build tracks and train eguipment
O by transporting people to cities and towns where they could purchase natural resources
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