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Who invented a wagon train?

In 1749 the first wagon train was invented.


What was coal used for c.1750 to 1914?

A1 Coal was used for fires and furnaces i hope this helps A2 It was also used for steam engines-only just beginning in 1750 but subsequently used for train locomotives, steam ships, and stationary steam engines powering all sorts of mechanical processes.


Did the Roman army have medics?

Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.Yes, they did. The Roman army had the best medical service of their time. Each fort was equipped with a protected hospital and although the men of the medical core still had to train as the other men, their specialty was the care of the wounded. However in a battle situation there were times when the medical people could not get to a wounded man and then his fellow legionaries would have to tend to him.


What started the system of the standard time that we use today?

The railroads. When railroading started, time was based on the position of the sun: when it is directly overhead, it's "noon." Or, on a clock, 12:00. The problem with that is, what is "noon" in Chicago is not noon in Detroit or Milwaukee. This makes it hard to calculate timetables--if it takes an hour to go from Alphaville to Bravoville, you then have to work in a time correction factor. Worse: if a train leaves Alphaville going to Bravoville at noon, and a train leaves Bravoville going to Alphaville at noon, they're going to reach their destinations at different times. So, they came up with a "standard time" deal. They divided the nation into four sections, because it takes four hours for the sun to pass across the US. Then they decided noon would be when the sun got to the middle of each section. Now, if a train leaves Bravoville for Alphaville at noon and one leaves Alphaville for Bravoville at noon, they'll both reach their destinations at the same time.


Why were the first four Crusades considered the most important?

they were considered the most important because they had lots to do with war and they had lots of kids and they had to train schools from other city states