Which group was charged the highest rates by the railroads during the late 19th century

the answer is b farmers

Explanation:

your answer is B.farmers

Explanation:because railroad companies were taking land from the landowners to build their railroads

farmersNOT IMMIGRANTS

Its B. Farmers. Not D.

Step-by-step explanation:

The farmers were charged the highest rates by the railroads during the late 19th century.  

the answer is B. farmers.

The railroads played a large role in the development of the United States from the Industrial revolution in the North-east ( 1810-1850) to the settlement of the west (1850-1890).

Since the early  1800s railroads have served as a critical element of the transportation infrastructure n the United States and have generated profound changes in  technology, finance, bussines-goverment relations and labor policy.

The stadisctics are shown that the group with highest rates are the farmers.

Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, the correct response would be "individual travelers," since these people did not qualify for the group rates that were available to others. 

During the 18th Century, farmers were charged extremely high prices to carry their produce. They later formed unions after much ignorance i.e., the Grange that considered the railroads to be the farmers chief enemy.
Grange united farmers after much ignorance from the republicans and democrats that resulted in the farmers joining labour groups in 1892 to form the Peoples Party. The farmers and unions were able to largely gain when they became strong in reforms supported by both republicans and democrats.
 The railroads greatly impacted where journeys took fewer days, they also carried large amounts of raw materials to factories. The railroads further created jobs, goods and better living standards of living or people.

Farmers is the answer

Farmers were charged highest