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Why did railroad expansion increase the populations of major urban centers during the Gilded Age?
New networks in the rural West allowed more farming.
Traveling to different cities and factories became easier.
Traveling between the North and the South became easier.
New networks linked Canadian and US cities.

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The reason why the railroad expansion increased the populations of major urban centers during the Gilded Age was Traveling to different cities and factories became easier.

What did railroad expansion cause?

The Gilded Age saw the expansion of the railroad networks of the nation which led to more people being able to access the different cities that the railroads led to.

This allowed for people to be able to move to cities easier and take up jobs in factories which was a key characteristic of the Gilded Age.

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