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Were there trains in the Elizabethan era?
The Elizabethan Era, which is the same as the reign of Queen Elizabeth, lasted from 1558 to 1603. Trains, presumably refering to steam trains, that being the first type of train to use any form of engine, came about in the early 1800, the first journey taking place on 21 February 1804. Thus, we can eaily see that no, there were no trains in the Elizabethan era. Note, however, that there WERE tramways in Britain in the 1560s. These are the precursor to the railway. They, however, did not run on rails, and were powered either by horses or by manpower. Thus, they cannot be called trains.
How did Granville T Woods inventions change the world?
it has let trains run automaticlly
What is the population of Europe in 1800 or 1750?
About 140 million in 1750 and 180m in 1800.
What is the average height of a man in 1800?
what was the average height in france in 1800
Did people work on their own farms in the 1800's?
NO, THEY WERE VERY LAZY IN THE 1800'S. MUCH LIKE OUR YOUTH TODAY.
