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Improvements of transportation
Ramon Anderson
Wilhelmine Rolfson
Improvements of transportation
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What technological replace canals and steamboat?
Improvements of transportation
What provided faster river transportation in the 1800s?
Canals and Steamboats
Why are canals significant?
canal's were significant because they would be sometimes used for trade or a passage way for steamboats.
By 1850 what was the most-used way to move freight?
canals were popular until 1850, then steamboats became the most used.
How did the steamboats were used in the 1800's'?
they were primarily used for transportation (for supplies, goods, cargo, people, animals, etc.) and for trade among rivers and canals.
What three conflicts rasised concerned over the balance of power between federal and state government?
1. railroads 2. steamboats 3. canals
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.
What replace canals and steamboat?
Improvements of transportation
What invention improved transportation on land and sea?
on land transportation improved by the creation of turnpikes and steam locomotive also the growth of railroads. On sea what improved was by steamboats and long canals
How did the canals affect the development of Canada?
because im awsome
How did canals impact immigration?
Canals impacted immigration very much. They allowed free flow of merchants, people, goods, services, and food. This factor was imperative in the development of the countries who depended on the canals.
In addition to the locomotive what other early 1800s technological innovation led to an increase in markets for goods manufactured in the Northeast?
One other technological innovation that led to an increase in markets for goods manufactured in the Northeast during the early 1800s was the development of canals. Canals, such as the Erie Canal, provided a cheap and efficient mode of transportation for goods, connecting the Great Lakes to the Hudson River and enabling the movement of goods from the Midwest to the Northeast. This allowed for easier and faster trade, opening up new markets for Northeastern manufacturers.
