How did the road system change in the u. s. between 1915 and 1940? a. 50,000 miles of highways were paved by the federal government. b. 16,000 miles of highways were paved by the federal government. c. 4,000 miles of highways were paved by the federal government. d. nothing occurred because of the debt incurred by wwi.

Your answer would be B). 16,000 miles of highways were paved by the federal government.

The reason why this would be your answer is because during the 1900's, they didn't have the highways that we have today. Most of the roads before use to be just gravel. When they figured out a solution to make the roads more efficient and smooth, they paved highways.

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