Look at the images of El Paso before and after the railroad was introduced. Which statement best describes the effects of the railroad on El Paso? -0) A) The arrival of railroads made El Paso a boomtown and contemporary city. BA The arrival of railroads isolated El Paso and made it difficult to modernize. The arrival of railroads promoted life outside of the city, where workers commuted daily to the city! U D) The arrival of railroads marked the tuming point from El Paso being owned by the Spanish to the British Citizen's Rights Citizen s Rights Citizen's Responsibilities​

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The statement that best describes the effects of the railroad on El Paso is that A) The arrival of railroads made El Paso a boomtown and contemporary city.

You did not include the images but the above is most likely correct.

The railroad brought modernity to every city it passed through in the United States in the 20th century because it brought about:

  • easier trade especially for agriculture.
  • employment for people who worked in railroad
  • migration to El Paso to take advantage of opportunities
  • industrialization as materials were transported to cities

We can therefore conclusively say that railroads in El Paso made it more of a booming town.

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