The British did build the roads and railways in India to facilitate easy movement of goods and services in India. They also wanted to open India to the outside world.
They cost a lot of money and take a great deal of time to build. There really isn't a need for more than the existing transcontinental roads and RR lines.
The person who developed roads and trade in India was maybe the Aryan Empire
I think they were brought to work on the rail roads, and maybe just to find a better life.
The British made three main reforms in India: 1) They outlawed suttee in 1829 (the tradition of a widow burning herself after her husband was dead). 2) They also built the largest railway system in Asia, constructed roads, and irrigated large areas of land. They improved health care and prevented many famines. 3) The British forbade the Indian people from trading with any other nations.
If you mean the "International E-road network", they're just called E-roads. If you mean the highway system; it's called different in every country (language). The general word for those roads would be the British 'Motorway', or just 'Highway'.
Railways and Roads
they helped in abolishing the social evils of India - sati,sacrifice of the cow etc.They even introduced railways in India,they helped in building roads on mountains.
indians can't drive cars.
Four. Railways , Air ways , Roads ans Sea ports.
GSN right The British built roads and railways, canals, irrigation works, and mills and factories. They introduced Western law and police systems, modernized cities, and built schools.
in Greece people are really stupid and they are to lazy to do the roads and railways so HAH! ( stupid Greeks )
Slavery was important to US because slaves were use to build railways , roads and shelters . they were even use to fight war.
They cost a lot of money and take a great deal of time to build. There really isn't a need for more than the existing transcontinental roads and RR lines.
Roads, Railways, canals, airports, undergrounds
They are towns which are located at the crossroads of major roads and railways.
Roads were being built all over the country during the Gold Rush. Railroads were being built in the East. The earliest railroad in California was the Sacramento Valley Railroad; construction began in 1852, and service started in 1856. The first transcontinental railroad to California was begun in 1863 and opened in 1869, after the Gold Rush was over.
roadways roads can be constructed in a short time and does not need huge investment. roads can negotiate high terrain and sharp turns. roads provide essential services during natural calamities and wars. railways construction of railways takes longer time and needs huge investment. high terrain and sharp turns become dangerous for railways. rail tracks get normally disrupted during natural calamities and wars