Question 1 • TOL-202627-S1-SS-US History 1A - Griebel, Tari
In 1883, railroad companies coordinated schedules across the country by introducing a standardized system of time zones. Before this change, local communities often kept different times, making train timetables difficult to manage. The railroad industry—not the federal government—created the first U.S. time-zone system.
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