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Hi there, I noticed you added a bit about the First Transcontinental Railroad helping the US expand its territory. Given that this sentence specified that this began in the late eighteenth century (with the Louisiana Purchase), it's talking about the US getting more land. This happened before the railroad was built, and the railroad just made that land developed and less sparsely populated. I've removed your addition, but the railroad definitely deserves a mention in the history section if it doesn't already have one.

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