AP Success - AP US History: Western Railroads' Expansion & Impact

Question 1

Multiple choice
  • It would facilitate the transportation of supplies and troops.

  • It would allow for quicker mail delivery between the coasts.

  • It would provide a faster route for settlers moving west.

  • It would encourage European powers to invest in American infrastructure.

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • He believed railroads would promote order and development in the region.

  • He thought railroads would primarily benefit the military by providing strategic defense positions.

  • He considered railroads to be a tool for spreading religious beliefs among indigenous populations.

  • He saw railroads as a means to exploit natural resources for industrial purposes.

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • Dealing with the influx of immigrants settling in the region.

  • Protecting the railroads from sabotage by Confederate sympathizers.

  • Negotiating land rights with railroad companies.

  • Maintaining peace and order among Indians and robbers.

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • Economic development and commercial connectivity.

  • The preservation of the natural environment and wildlife.

  • The creation of a transcontinental telegraph system.

  • The establishment of new forms of colonial governance.

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • The movement towards isolationism and a reduction in domestic infrastructure projects.

  • The reliance on military force to resolve international trade disputes.

  • The use of technology and infrastructure to exert control over the frontier.

  • The shift from a focus on internal improvements to overseas expansion.

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