How did the Erie Canal transform New York State? It led to an economic depression across upstate New York that the region has yet to recover from

It caused massive environmental damage to beaver dams across upstate New York

It made railroad travel faster than ship travel between the the Great Lakes and Hudson River

It linked New York State to trade across the Great Lakes and concentrated goods from across America into New York City

The answer is C "It made railroad travel faster than ship travel between the Great Lakes and Hudson River

Explanation:

This is because while it did cost a lot, it did not lead to an economic depression.

While it may have caused minor damage to beaver dams, it is not the most correct and proven answer

It actually linked the city with the Great Lakes, but it did not concentrate the goods, only helped transport them

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