In 1830 It Took Three Weeks to Travel from Chicago

question 36

Multiple Choice

In 1830 it took three weeks to travel from Chicago to New York, while in 1857, with new railroads, it only took

• A)about 2 weeks.
• B)about 1 week.
• C)about 2 days.
• D)about 12 hours.

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