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Goods that shipped along the Mississippi went to the spanish-controlled port of what?
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Goods shipped along the Mississippi went to the Spanish controlled port of?
New Orleans.
What is a packing slip?
Packing slip is the detailed information (count of no of goods etc)about the goods which were shipped and the upc codes attached with them. This will be sent by vendor along with shipment
U.S. farmers along the River needed to use New Orleans to ship their goods.?
The answer to this Question is the Mississippi River.
Whose invention of the steamboat helped move trade goods along the Mississippi and encouraged development along the river?
Eli Whitney Add me on Steam I am Cry_Iceion ;)
How does the Mississippi River help states develop?
The Mississippi River is used as a mode of transportation to ship goods and therefore promote commerce in the states along it. It is also a tourist attraction.
Where is the Mississippi River located?
The Mississippi River starts at at Lake Itasca in northern Minnesota. It flows 3770 km from there to its mouth in the Gulf of Mexico . The Mississippi ranks as the second longest river in the United States. This river has played a great role in the history of the US. Goods, livestock, etc. could be shipped from the East over the Ohio River, traveling to the Mississippi River. From there, items went north or south to be sold. Once the ships reached the Gulf of Mexico, goods and wares could be shipped back across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe. Passengers traveling the Ohio River to the Mississippi could go North, West, or South with a fair amount of ease along the Mississippi River. The Mississippi River has seen over its history canoes, flat boats, ferries, tugs, steamers, paddle boats, up to today's cargo ships aided by multiple tugs, and passenger cruise ships.It rises in Northern Minnesota, flows roughly south for 2530 miles and empties into the Gulf of Mexico
How did the geography influence the development of roman trade?
Most of the Roman Empire was around the Mediterranean Sea. Goods could be shipped around this Sea. Goods in part of Central Europe could be shipped along the river Danube to the Black Sea and from there to the Mediterranean. Trade from Britannia and norther Gaul reached the Mediterranean via the valley of the river Rhone (in southeastern France).
Why were steamboats used?
they were used for trade along rivers or canals such as the Erie canal, the Mississippi river, or the Ohio river. They were used for quicker transportation of people and goods.
Is Jackson Mississippi along the Mississippi River?
No. Jackson, MS is not located on the Mississippi River. Some cities in Mississippi that are located along the River include Vicksburg, Greenville and Natchez.
How are goods transported in Japan?
Japan has some of the most high tech transportation systems in the world. Along with cars, they have the most advanced subway and one of the fastest bullet trains.
Which goods were transported along the river Mississippi?
Coal, timber, cloth, grains, fruits, vegetables, barrels, hides and furs, dried meats and poultry goods, and even whiskey. It was easier to ship whiskey than to ship the crops needed to make whiskey, especially going East across the mountains--e.g. part of the Whiskey Rebellion was about ease of transportation of product and refusal to pay taxes. Remember that even in the 1700 to 1800s, coal mines, rock quarries, oil derricks, sawmills, leather makers, fur traders, whiskey-still owners, and farmers all needed to get goods shipped in all compass directions. Cattle and sheep ranchers drove their animals right through small towns on the way to river shipping points. When the railroad was built, shipments of coal and some animals went by railroad to river shipping, but most was still driven or carried in ox-driven wagons to river points for shipment.
What goods were exchanged along this route?
the goods were silk and cotton
