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railroads, mainly. steamboats were also invented but that didn't necessarily aid teh growth of cities.
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Steamboats
Steamboats
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The steamboats were invented to traveling on water much faster and much more efficientally. Before the steamboats, the people had to use clipper ships which were very fast but it depended on wind so it was hard to control the direction. The invention of the steamboats also went upstream so the boat traveled both upstream and downstream.
In the 1800s, people primarily used horses and horse-drawn carriages for travel, especially in rural areas. Trains began to revolutionize transportation in the mid-1800s, allowing for faster travel over longer distances. Additionally, steamboats were commonly used for navigating rivers and lakes. Walking was also a common means of travel for shorter distances.
The steamboat was the main transportation on the river. Even today there are steamboats on the river.
Steamboats made it possible for people to go up river, against the current. Thus, steamboats opened up new areas for settlement. If you want more information about steamboats, go to steamboats.com. The site has a good student classroom and research section.