Question

question 2 (multiple choice worth 1 point) (ilc) which of the following is true about the northeast during the second industrial revolution? thousands of miles of railroad tracks made transportation easy meat processing became an important part of the regions economy agriculture continued to be the most significant driver of the economy it was sparsely populated and relied on natural resources for support

Explanation:

During the Second Industrial Revolution, the Northeast saw extensive railroad - building which improved transportation. Meat processing was more prominent in the Midwest. Agriculture was no longer the main economic driver. The Northeast was densely populated.

Answer:

Thousands of miles of railroad tracks made transportation easy