pony express
In the early United States, transportation was primarily facilitated by waterways, as rivers and canals were vital for trade and travel. Horse-drawn wagons and carriages were commonly used on dirt roads, while coastal and inland shipping relied on sailing ships. The development of the steamboat in the early 19th century revolutionized river transport, and the construction of railroads began to emerge in the 1830s, further expanding transportation options across the growing nation.
The early US Supreme Court justices traveled on horseback and by stagecoach.
Transportation advancements facilitated westward expansion but failed to cross major waterways.
the Ohio River
Early developments in transportation were ultimately financed by: Answer private promoters current government revenues savings of individuals foreign securities
It was quicker and easier to transport goods by water.
no, by us law it is not permitted on an airplane
No
Panama Canal
As long as you've got the accrued leave and round trip transportation, and you're back on time, you can go anywhere in the world it's permitted for military personnel to visit.
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