When the canal was opened in 1914, most of its cargo and passenger traffic was bound from one U. S. coast to the other. Today, use of the canal is only the
eighth most common way of moving U. S. goods and people from coast to coast.
What are some of the alternatives that have replace this ocean route?

answer: the correct answer is c.

explanation:

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