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the mountains because they would have to go through or over it to get by fastest. not starving on long trips would be a struggle.

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American History - Part 2 - Reconstructing and Expanding America (1865-1890)

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Railroad tracks were laid across the East and Midwest prior to the Civil War, but goods and travelers could only ride as far as Omaha, Nebraska. Since the business of America needed to continue while the Civil War was being fought, President Lincoln signed the Pacific Railroad Act in 1862 to build the Transcontinental Railroad.

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the hardest place i think it would be to lay track is the west and pasts of the mid west

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the hardest place i think it would be to lay track is the west and pasts of the mid west

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the rocky mountains

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The easiest way to build is in a direct line but the struggle with that is the rocky mountains. Train tracks had to be flat and mostly the same level with slight elevations so they needed to get through the mountains.

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The mountains because they either had to blast through or go over them.

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The mountains because they either had to blast through or go over them

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The mountains because they either had to blast through or go over them

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the mountians because a train track has to be flat so they would have to blast it out

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the mountians because a train track has to be flat so they would have to blast it out

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the rocky mountains because the tracks had to be level, they had to flatten it, you could have an incline but not unleveled tracks