Question

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which statement correctly contrasts the lancaster turnpike with the national road?
(1 point)

the lancaster turnpike was a longer road.

the national road required users to pay a toll to use it.

the national road was a \corduroy road.\

the lancaster turnpike was limited to travel in one state

Explanation:

The Lancaster Turnpike was a toll - road in Pennsylvania (limited to one state). The National Road (Cumberland Road) was a longer, federally - funded road that stretched across multiple states. It was not a corduroy road (which is a different type of construction with logs). The Lancaster Turnpike was not longer than the National Road, and it was the Lancaster Turnpike (not the National Road) that required a toll.

Answer:

The Lancaster Turnpike was limited to travel in one state.