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the germans' launhced the 1st U boat in 1906 and from the german word- U boat-meaning (underseaboot) the meaning explains what type of ship the U boat was like. like a submarine, but even bigger, it's modified karp was 139 feet long, displaced 239 tons, and had a range of 2,000 miles, a surface speed of 11 knots, and a submerged speed of 9 knots, and was joined by it's twin- U-2, in 1908.
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What was the benifet of steamboats when compared to flatboats?
steam boats were more important and reliable then flatboats
Who invented flatboats?
Matw Rynczack
Why were keelboats and flatboats important to the early settlers?
because of you
What were a flatboat's advantages?
Flatboats can float downstream in shallow water
Why were steamboats an improvement over flatboats?
They were faster and lasted longer.
What great rafts were used to float farm goods to markets?
Flatboats
Why did the settlers on the flatboats have their belongings with them?
i dont know i love 1d <3
What has the author Mildred Houghton Comfort written?
Mildred Houghton Comfort has written: 'Flatboats and wagon wheels' -- subject(s): Readers, West (U.S.), Wagons, Juvenile fiction, Western stories, Dwellings, Flatboats
What are the disadvantages of the flatboat?
Flatboats can't go up stream & are very expensive
Which of the following means of transportation dominated beofre the 1820s and 1830s?
Flatboats ch.9
How was the clermont steamboat significant?
it moved goods up and down the Mississippi river faster the the flatboats could!
What were the advantages of a flatboat?
Oh, dude, flatboats were like the minivans of the rivers back in the day. They were great for carrying heavy stuff like goods and livestock. Plus, they were super chill for navigating shallow waters and avoiding those pesky rocks. So yeah, flatboats were basically the OG cargo carriers of the waterways.
