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The map most directly reflects which of the following?By 1830, there was more of a transportation network in the South than in the NortheastBy 1830, the United States was linked by a system of railroadsBy 1830, the transportation network extended west of the Mississippi River By 1830, the United States was linked by a network of canals and roads
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