The other one above is not me.
I believe that there were just a few methods to travel in the 1800's.
A few of them are....
Bike - were invented
Horse - common
boat/ship
steamboat - invented by Robert fulton around the 1800's
and a few more which I may not know of
In 1800, most people traveled by horse, either on horseback or in wagons, or they walked. Travel by train began to be possible after the mid-1800s, but wasn't common until much later.
The Columbian Exchange refers to a period within a hundred years or so after Columbus' first voyage to the Americas. During this period there were exchanges of disease and plants and domesticated animals. For example, horses and smallpox were introduced to the Americas and potatoes and tomatoes to were introduced to Europe. Too bad, I hate tomatoes, once thought to be poison fruit. If only it could have remained that way.
the most famous centre of learning during maurya period is NALANDA
the golden age of India was during the gupta empire. they called it the golden age because of The peace and prosperity created under the leadership of Guptas
They was raped.
Guptas
During this time period, America focused on moving west, which in turn caused the persecution of native Amerians.
Who might have viewed Expansion during this period negatively and why
Mississippi river
They took control of the Italian Peninsula.
c. Finland and Estonia
smokedd the reeefer
The period of the business cycle that most businesses make the greatest increase in spending is the expansion period. This is usually called the expansionary fiscal policy.
During the colonial period, Spain extracted enormous wealth in the form of gold, silver and new crops from the Americas.
The establishment of colonies in the Americas was part of the Commercial Revolution. They occured during the same time period.
The Dutch period refers to the time when the Netherlands had significant political and economic influence in various parts of the world, particularly during the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century. This period was marked by Dutch colonial expansion, trade dominance, and cultural flourishing. The Dutch East India Company played a key role in establishing Dutch control over territories in Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
James II of England started white slavery in the Americas. The slaves were taken from Ireland and accounted for the majority of slaves in the Americas during that time period. During the late 1600s, Irish slaves cost less than African slaves.
Further territory for expansion