How did the establishment of more railroads in the Oklahoma Territory in the early 1900s help farmers? A.
Farmers were able to sell their goods to a larger market.
B.
Farmers were able to afford farm supplies, like tractors.
C.
Farmers were able to sell land to railroads at a huge profit.
D.
Farmers were able to buy shares in the railroad stations.

A

Explanation:

Farmers were able to sell their goods to a larger markets especially for a cheaper price. (back then if you lived near a railroad line your business would thrive.) Have a nice day <3 pls vote me brainliest !

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