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The difficulty of traveling long distances historically led to the development of trade routes and the establishment of major cities as commercial hubs. It also fostered innovations in transportation technology, such as the creation of better ships, carriages, and eventually railways. Additionally, it contributed to cultural exchanges and the spread of ideas, as people traveled for trade, exploration, or pilgrimage, albeit at a slower pace than modern times.

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