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PLZZZZZZZ HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST TO FIRST AND RIGHT ANSWER!!!!!How did the government encouraging private companies to build railroads help define the "Railroads, Reform, Immigration, and Labor (1889-1930)" era? 1) Railway workers from England were encouraged to immigrate with federal job guarantees. 2) Tariffs were placed on the products of all foreign railway companies. 3) Federal prisoners were used as laborers during construction. 4)Monetary loans and land grants were used to fund railroads.

Answer 1

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i think its one

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Answer 2

The government encouraging private companies to build railroads by monetary loans and land grants were used to fund railroads.

• The government played a significant role in assisting many railroad companies by supporting loans and land grants.
• During the building of the transcontinental railway, the government passed the Pacific Railway Act in 1862.
• The government offered land to railroad companies for tracks to be laid by that company.

Therefore we can conclude that the government encourage private companies to build railroads that connect the West to the East.

Thus option 4. is the correct answer.

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