Passenger Comfort
What it Was Like
Ticket Costs
Who were the Passengers?
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100

What types of games would passengers play?

Poker or Card Games

100

True or False: Passengers enjoyed the scenery.

True

100

How much was a ticket for an immigrant from Omaha to Sacramento?

$40

100

Who could travel on the trains?

Anybody that paid the fees.

100

Were passengers safe?

Yes

200

How did people feel about taking a trip?

They were eager and felt safe.

200

What were two things the train provided?

Supplies, food, or a place to sleep.

200

How much was a second class ticket from Omaha to Sacramento?

$75

200

How did the train help the wars?

They transported soldiers.

200

What types of seating and treatment did the immigrants get?

They got benches and had to bring their own food.

300

What are the three classes of seating?

Immigrant, Second Class, and First Class.

300

What was the scenery like?

Most places were vacant and nobody lived there yet.  

300

How much was a first class ticket from Omaha to Sacramento?

$100

300

Name one stereotype from the trains.

Options:

African Americans were mainly on the trains working.

Chinese were treated with less respect.

300

How long did it take people to travel from Coast to Coast? (nonspecific)

A matter of days.

400

What type of seating did the first and second class have?

Velvet Covers

400

What were passengers terrified of?

Storms, bad weather, and bumpy rides.

400

A 102 hour ride costed around 134 dollars back then.  How much would that be now?

A. $4,000      B. $2,700     C. $1,200   D.  $800

B

400

Why did immigrants use the railroad?

Immigrants seeked fortune in the West.

400

What discrimination was shown?

There were separate trains for Chinese people.

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