Based on Source 1, how did the expansion of railroad systems alter the modes and locations of industrial production? It shifted economic power to rural towns near train stops by connecting farming regions with economic opportunities in big cities. It shifted economic power to small businesses in remote regions by connecting rural entrepreneurs with growing international markets. It shifted economic power to industrial cities near train stops by connecting manufacturers with the raw materials needed for production. It shifted economic power to colonized peoples in the transatlantic region by connecting developing countries with one another.

It shifted economic power to industrial cities near train stops by connecting manufacturers with the raw materials needed for production.

Explanation:

The industrialization alters with the expansion of the railroad which began in the late 19th to early 20th century. It helped industries in increasing the production of goods. The increase in production was possible because of the railroad as it supplied raw materials like minerals (iron ore and coal mines), timber and cotton. By the expansion of the railroad resulted in a reduction of the time and money it took before to move large goods.

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