What was a mode of transport in 1750?

Answer 1

Olden day travel was very complicated. It took English immigrants 4-6 months to reach New Zealand, not to mention how many deaths and diseases and rodents that were on board. Most travel was by boat. Trains evolved later, around about the second world war time. Trains were more popular then planes when planes were first envented.

Main transport to travel long distances was boat, main transport from shorter distances; horse and carriage.

Answer 2

mainly people traveled bu wagon. but if you were in a richer family then you would be traveling by train, in a train cart. mainly people traveled bu wagon. but if you were in a richer family then you would be traveling by train, in a train cart. mainly people traveled bu wagon. but if you were in a richer family then you would be traveling by train, in a train cart.

Answer 3

Circa 1910, the automobile was starting to come play a major part of our lives, however, carts driven by donkeys or horses and buggy's driven by horses was very common in the cities. During this time period, the inflow of immigrants came to America via the steamships. The Railroads were very important traveling to different cities. The subway systems in major cities were also an option. The first subway system in the United States was in Boston, MA in 1898 followed by New York City in 1903, and Philadelphia, PA in 1908. To get to the nearest school, you would have to use your own two feet.

Answer 4

Slowly,very slowly.Most people rarely left there own village accept on market day when they would go to the nearest town!

Answer 5

By Horse and carraige

Answer 6

i believe they traveled by horse

Answer 7

Horses , and horse drawn vehicles.

Answer 8

they used teleportation

Answer 9

some used horse and carriage though, only a few

Answer 10

with cars obviously