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C. Oil found in remote areas needed to be transported to refineries located in major cities.

This highlights how the expansion of railroads facilitated the transportation of oil, which was crucial for the industry's growth during the late 19th century.

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Question: The late-19th century expansion of railroads- seen in this map- impacted many industries in the United States. In what way did this MOST impact the oil industry? Responses A Trains needed to run on gasoline.Trains needed to run on gasoline. B Immigrant workers relied on trains for to move around the country.Immigrant workers relied on trains for to move around the country. C Oil found in remote areas needed to be transported to refineries located in major cities.Oil found in remote areas needed to be transported to refineries located in major cities. D Trains were the major means of transportation for people going to work in oil refineries.

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C Oil found in remote areas needed to be transported to refineries located in major cities. The expansion of railroads in the late-19th century significantly impacted the oil industry by providing a means to transport oil from remote extraction sites to major city refineries efficiently. This development helped facilitate the growth and distribution of oil products, making it a crucial factor in the industry's expansion.

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Jan. 22, 2025, 4:46 p.m.

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