First came the National Road which ran from Maryland to West Virginia.
Then the Erie Canal was built in 1825 to connect the Great Lakes to New York. This was a cheap and safe way for transporting goods, from the West to the East. The East was then known as the "center of commerce." The Erie Canal was bypassed by railroads in the 30's, and there were also the steamboats.
The roads where redone with small stones.Logs where put on swampy roads to make travailing easier.More roads where built for less traffic
Improvements of transportation in the1800's were canals and steamboats.
Railroads, canals, and roadways(which were redone)
Well it was important because they needed to travel and get places.... and yeah you people get the point
In the early 1800s, around mines & quarries.
the car was built and in the very late 1800s company's started selling them
The arrival of railroads.
Transportation advancements facilitated westward expansion but failed to cross major waterways.
Many improvements were made to transportation during the early 1800's. Many different industries benefited from the improvements including the textile and agricultural industries.
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Well it was important because they needed to travel and get places.... and yeah you people get the point
the changes in transportation improved
Railways
In the early 1800s, around mines & quarries.
the car was built and in the very late 1800s company's started selling them
Canals
Canals
Transportation revolution: the period where steam power, railroads, canals, roads, and bridges emerged as new forms of transportationBegan in the early 1800s
The arrival of railroads.
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