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What equipment did doctors use in 1850?
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Where was the locomotive transportation used?
it was used all the way from the 1700s to present
What was money like in the 1700s?
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a lawn mower
What did people use to cut there grass in the 1700s?
They used a toothpick and or a rake.
What tools did the colonial apothecary used in the 1700s?
mortar and pestle, herbs
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