In 1860, how far west could a person travel by rail from new york? only as far as chicago only as far as the mississippi river only as far as the missouri river all the way to the west coast pls hurry taking a huge test

The correct answer to this question would be alternative C)"only as far as the Missouri River."

In 1860, the railroad system in the United States of America was still being expanded. At the time, it wasn't possible to go coast-to-coast by train.

The farthest you could go coming from New York heading West by train was the Missouri River.

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