Transcontinental Railroad uh we had uh in in uh the early 1900s rudo Wilson uh
transcontinental journey to get here so I hope you guys will enjoy the conversation we really appreciate it and I'll I'll add for a second goal today to
The transcontinental railroad and the benefits to the American economy do not become realized without the contribution
He set a transcontinental speed record, flying from Los Angeles to Brooklyn in 3 hours and 23 minutes, which was a big deal.
From the transcontinental railroad to the interstate highway system from universal public education in the 1840s to the GI Bill after World War II,
to build the transcontinental economy.
to the Transcontinental Railroad, to the electrical projects of the Depression, so much of that
Pilots who fly transcontinental airline routes are actually exposed to quite a bit of cosmic radiation.
This is most famously evidenced by the Transcontinental Railroad, which literally stitched together the country from coast to coast.
And this is what all the transcontinental railroads did.
are essential to building the Western end of the transcontinental railroad.
They blasted through mountains to build the country's first transcontinental railroad.
solar in North Africa tying these all together into one big transcontinental
Yes, so they built the transcontinental railroad from the west.
about their potential uh by contrast I believe we should be looking at transcontinental grids linking up all
And who purchase the fares that are not just going around and trying to find $100 fares Transcon on a weekend to figure out how you get more miles.
So here's another example from history, the construction of the US Transcontinental Railroad, which is often pointed to when people
It was based on the claim that Chinese workers, the people who built the Transcontinental Railroad, for example, almost the entire workforce that laid
Then you explain how things changed, particularly when the transcontinental railroad came through, and then there was a focus on agriculture here.
Yes, we built the Panama Canal, we built the transcontinental railroad, we did the Marshall Plan.
And, yet, when you look at the official portrait of the golden spike that united the Western and Eastern halves of the transcontinental railroad,
This was possible after the opening of the Suez Canal, for instance, and the completion of the transcontinental railroad across the United States.
I think the time period they're kind of writing in, living in, I see a lot of the same things happening in like the expansion of the West, transcontinental
Well, certainly. Yeah. Being able to-- if the railroad started, the US was the first country with a transcontinental
A little over 100 years ago, right here in the US, the transcontinental railroad was built.