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When was the first steamboat used?
the first steamboat was used on August 22, 1787
Why is the steamboat important?
The steamboat was actually developed during the Civil war and it affected the nation's economy.
What did William Symington invent?
William Symington was credited for inventing the first steamboat. The Charlotte Dundas is known as the worlds most practical steamboat.
America's first steamboat was built by?
john fitch
US inventor who developed a steamboat the Clermont in 1807?
Robert Fulton
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