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Why would indigenous tribes, such as the Sioux, Arapahoe, and Cheyenne in Wyoming, Colorado, and western Nebraska be upset and fight against workers building the Transcontinental Railroad?
What benefits did the US government gain by building the Transcontinental Railroad?

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The reasons why the indigenous people would be upset by the building of the road was that

  • It destroyed the wildlife that was in the area. For example the Bison was killed.
  • It disrupted the trade that used to take place among the natives in the plains.
  • They also feared that their tribal lands would be lost forever.

What was the benefit of the Transcontinental Railroad?

It made commerce to be easier among the people of the new nation. The rail road also helped to facilitate international trade for the US.

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