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Which was not transportation revolution of the 1820's and 1830's?
Railroads
This mode of transportation greatly increased settlement to the west?
railroads
How did railroads affect Florida?
it effected it by I
The federal government provided assistance to the railroads in the form of?
Transportation land grants and loans
How did the railroads affect trade and business in the uinetd states?
Railroads allowed raw materials to travel to the East, and manufactured goods to travel to the West.
What did the introduction of railroads affect transportation?
it made personal travel by land more convinent and less expensive
How did the introduction of railroads affect the central valley?
because it did
How did improvements to the railroads affect the economy and transportation in the US?
awesome ways ............no that's not an answer........:/
What development represented the Transportation Revolution of the early 1800s?
The arrival of railroads.
How improvements to railroads affect the economy and transportation in the United States?
because people were able to take advantage of it because now they can go anywere
What kinds of transportation are used in Greece?
railroads
What were railroads use for back in the days?
transportation
What provided faster land transportation?
Railroads in the North improved land transportation.
How did the constrution of the railroad replace other means of transportation?
The railroads replaced many means of transportation because of its reliability. The railroads were a faster and comfortable means of transportation. Railroads worked in all kinds of weather conditions unlike horses and carts were you had to stop for rest and water.
What is a benefit of railroads?
Quick transportation in the early days.
What means of transportation of goods replaced rivers?
Railroads
What has the author Sidney Lincoln Miller written?
Sidney Lincoln Miller has written: 'Railway transportation' -- subject(s): Railroads, Railroads and state 'Inland transportation' -- subject(s): Communication and traffic, History, Lending library, Railroads, Railroads and state, Transportation 'Rates of return: class I line-haul railways of the United States, 1921-1948'
