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What kinds of transportation was used in the seventeen-hundreds?
In the 1700s, transportation primarily relied on horse-drawn vehicles, such as carriages and wagons, for land travel. Rivers and canals were crucial for moving goods, with flatboats and barges commonly used. Additionally, ships sailed the seas and navigated rivers for trade and travel, employing wind power for propulsion. The development of roads, though limited, began to improve during this period, facilitating overland transportation.
How did the northwest mounted police travel?
The Northwest Mounted Police (NWMP) primarily traveled on horseback, utilizing the vast network of trails and rivers in the Canadian West. They also employed canoes and boats for riverine travel, especially during the summer months when waterways were navigable. In winter, they adapted by using snowshoes and sleds to traverse snowy landscapes. Their mobility was crucial for maintaining law and order in remote regions.
Vehicles that travel in a group for protection?
a convoy
What is a important products for Vietnam?
cheap travel
How do the soldiers travel to war now?
By Helicopter
How did the rivers of Europe affected development?
the rivers make it difficult to travel across europe
How do Russians travel cities or rural areas?
They
Why do large cities and industries often develop along waterways?
Rivers are a convenient way to import and export goods, a fast way to travel, and a source of food.
Match the type of river to its best description?
Mature rivers - Travel slowly Young rivers - Travel fast Old rivers - Travel VeRy SlOwLy Apex :D
How do rivers travel to the sea?
Downhill.
Who are the people who travel in space?
Americans and Europeans, are called astronauts. Russians are called cosmonauts.
How did the auto industry help boost other industies?
The car boom affected industries that made products used in cars. The steel, rubber, and glass industries grew. The automobile dramatically changed the lives of many Americans. Travel for pleasure became a regular part of American life.
Why did the steam engine improve travel on rivers and canals?
it was easier to travel upstream
What rivers do Jim and Huck travel on?
Mississippi
How has geography of southern Africa affected river traffic and trade?
The high interior plain drops rapidly, creating waterfalls and rapids. This makes boat travel on the rivers difficult. In addition, sandbars partially block the mouths of the Limpopo and Zambezi Rivers, preventing large ships from sailing into the interior.
Why did Lewis and Clark chose to travel by the rivers for most of the journey?
it is easier to travel on water.
Where do rivers travel?
Please rephrase - the question is unclear.
