During the US Civil War the control of the mouth of the river and areas north of New Orleans were of vital importance.
The Mississippi ran through five Southern States. The ability to conduct war operations by controlling this river was of vital importance to both the North and the South.
The importance was enormous. Without roads, river travel provides the only easy way to move large volumes of cargo or any heavy cargo.
If you need a bibliographic reference, read "Life on the Mississippi" by Mark Twain, his account of living by the river and his mostly-true accounts of becoming a riverboat captain. It's available for free from Amazon or from Gutenberg.org. See the link below.
Because the River goes through all of the states in America so it's the easiest way to get around from one state to another. I have notes on this so i know that this is the answer!
theyre so fat they needed boats to transpoort there big tails
It is due to the nation's growing, increasing population. By:Steven Liang
which nation rueld east of the mississippi river in 1763
The transportation for the Artic was cars and buses.
Mississippi is the nation's largest producer of upholstered furniture.
transportation
Transportation is important for numerous reasons. For one, it allows people to get to where they want to go. Whether by car, train, bus, motorcycle, or even airplane, transportation connects the world and makes it universally smaller. Transportation, of course, it also used for shipping goods across the nation and the world.
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Mississippi ranks 31st among the US States.
Detroit
Vietnam is rapidly becoming an industrialized nation. They have every kind of transportation you can think of.
To know were we stand as a nation