10 Interesting Fact About The history and significance of the Transcontinental Railroad

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• Transcontinental Train was built in 1869 and connects railroad lines from east to west of the United States.
• This project began in 1863 and involved thousands of workers throughout the country.
• The railroad construction involves migrant workers who run from New York to California.
• This project was initiated by President Abraham Lincoln during the civil war.
• Transcontinental trains reduce travel time between the east and west of the United States from weeks to several days.
• This project also opens unfurled areas in the United States and encourages migration to the west.
• The construction of this railroad helps strengthen the United States economy by allowing the transportation of goods that are cheaper and more efficient.
• Transcontinental Train also accelerates the delivery of letters and communication between the East and west of the United States.
• This project is considered as one of the biggest technical achievements in the 19th century.
• Today, the transcontinental railroad line is still used and is an important part of the transportation system in the United States.