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In the 1840 the canal banks were reinforced to accommodate steam tugboats pulling barges and by the 1850 the US had more than 3,600 miles of canals. Canals lowered the cost of shipping goods and they brought prosperity to the towns along their routes. They helped unite the growing country. Two other developments were turnpikes and steamboats.
How canals impacted travel and trade in the 1840s and 50s is it connected albany on the hudson with buffalo on lake erie.Two more types of transportation are turnpikes and corduroy roads.
Canals connected water travel to port cities. This made a big difference. This was more comfortable than horse or wagon travel. This was also faster.
Canals impacted the travel and trade because now it's easier to get to places and quicker. Two other types of travel available during this time were the roads built and turnpikes .
Travel becomes less expensive and the price of goods go down the seam boat is faster then wagons and sail boats the seam boat can go up stream unlike the sail boat
they ad alot of rivers so having canals and bouts were pretty god to have.also they had horses and wagons
Ii would be mad because would I would have too paymore and to pay bills
Canals made travel alot easier and alot faster. It also did this for trade. Compared to wagons it takes alot longer & and there is not enough room to bring everything & everyone you are trading.
Canals Impacted On Travel -& Trade Because With Canals You Could Get Their Easier , -& Too Get Too Places That You Need Too Go -& Its A lot more Faster , Because Their Are No Kind Of Bumps In Rivers ! (Like Their Were In Roads).
canals affected trade because they could use it to trade and the other transportation are air and ground
Canals Impacted the traveling water by allowing people to cross the rivers more easily and carry things with them. Other types of transportation they could have use was walking and train. those was would be hard to get to small stranded islands. there would be no land to travel on getting to those small islands.
Canals greatly impacted trade and transportation because in the 1840's people would use steamboats to transport cargo to trade posts on main rivers. They also used them to reduce travel time, by using steam boats.
the canals impacted the tread and travel on the 1840s and 50s by allowing us to move more good's faster compared to walking and riding a hourse
They made transporting goods much easier than before. More goods could be held. Also they did have problems go up hills but they made something to carry them it was a gate that filled with water and made it raise it up to the other level.
steam boats affected trade and travel you could fit more things on it. two other types of travel available walking and wagon they are both the same because you trade either way
the canals allowed boats getting to rivers and lakes other inventions were steam boats and locks
canals impacted travel and trade because get to places thier the river but the other was were walking and rideing a train
canals impacted travel and trade in the 1840s because the boat can go 363 miles and if u us a wagon it takes 24 miles .
Canals have been very helpful to get from place to place. The trades have been easier to do and also fast using the canals. The other types of travel is Conestoga wagon which was mainly used for traveling on the Oregon Trail. Another type of travel is the the steamboat which was used on the canals.
Canals impacted travel and trade in the 1840s when a canal was build across New York, connecting Albany on the Hudson River with Buffalo on Lake Erie , along the canal they built a series of locks, to separate compartments. 2 other types of travel available during this time would be steam boats and turnpikes and toll roads.
The canals made trade easier and transpertation faster.One type of transportation were steamboats and another were wagons
Canals made shipping goods easier and cheaper and contributed to the growth of river cities.
The canals impacted the travel and trade because it lowered the cost of shipping goods.also it helped unite the growing country.So if you look at steamboat invention it made shipping goods a lot more cheaper.
Canals had a big impact on trade and travel because it made travel up river faster by using a series of locks to enable water travel between the east and west. Steam boats could move and ship faster but only on existing river systems. the national road also made travel easier but you would travel by land which is slower than by water.
the canal impacted travel because it let people send goods up stream and two other types of travel would be walking or taking the steam engine and you could get to were your going and get there without being or taking so long to get there
They had steamboats and wagons to make travel way easier to travel
I think the steamboat travel was faster than wagons and horses.
the impact that canals had it was easier than traveling then wagon and horse back because it was a nicer ride
Canals impacted travel and trade in the 1840s and 50s by it was safer and easier then traveling on wagons. the canals were faster then horseback travel.
Canals Improved travel and trade because travel became easier traveling on the roads .like the toll road and corduroy road.
Canals impacted travel and trade in the 1840's and 50's because they invented steamboats which helped with trading. The used the roads but it was a long bumpy ride while the canals were more comfortable. Also, It is a lot quicker and easier to load boats than wagons. If you used horses it would be hard to carry things.
Canals made it easier for travel by making trade easier and expanding land and having more goods for framers 2 other types of travel were turnpikes and corduroy roads
Canals helped people ship their goods and also helped them sail to wherever they needed to go. Steamboats helped people cross these canals to places they needed to be and to help ship and sell their goods.
Ok...Canals help us because it had transportation of goods go faster so you can get the goods cheaper. Other transportation is wagon, and train.
the canals impactes the travel and trade in the 1840 by more time and more money
Canals are very helpful to trade and living because the more ppl travel the more they tend to move around and earn more money!!
Traveling with a steamboat was safer and a lot faster then horses and wagons. So it was a big advantage for the people of trade and different things
Canals allowed a way to travel,trade,and sell.Walking was a way to travel and boats were a way to travel.Walking would probably be faster because canals had so many lock gates it took so long to get through them.
Canals impacted travel and trade is that it went faster.
it would take less time and you can carry more. also it would take less energy and you wouldnt have to walk
Canals hosted trade along their waterways greatly. Canals were faster and easer to travel on than the roads. The roads of the time were notoriously bumpy and if they were muddy you can't move along them at all. And travel on rivers without steam engines was extremely hard.
that canals impacted travel and trade is that before canals it was hard traveling and no cars.with canals traveling was easy cuz now we have cars and others
They increased trade and they made it alot easier to travel.
Canals impacted travel and trade by when they would have heavier thing they could use instead of carrying them because they had things that weights a lot of pounds, so they couldn't varying the items that they need.
Canals impacted travel and trade by when they would have heavier thing they could use the canal instead of carrying them because they had things that were tons so they could not carry them so they would use the canals. They also had toll roads and and a log road that people could use.
Canals impacted travel and trade by when they would have heavier thing they could use instead of carrying them because they had things that weights a lot of pounds, so they couldn't varying the items that they need.
canals have a impact on travel because traveling on foot takes longer than traveling on water and traveling in a wagon wouldnt take as long as it would on feet but the wagons wheels could get stuck in the mud but canals can hold several hundred pounds in weight and it takes less time to get to place to place
Canals impacted travel and trade in the 1840s and 50s was that it helped people trade with other people from different countries. It also helped people get their crops for using the canals to markets.
Canals impacted travel and trade by when people want too go across the rivers then they can use an canal and steamboat and go across the river!
Canals made it easier to bring goods on the trip because it could carry more than wagons, and you were able to get to places faster with canals instead of using wagons
Canals helped trading and traveling faster and easy.Another one is the steamboat.River was the best because town were built near the great lakes
canals impacted travel by it connecting to albany on the hudson river.another is locks separate comparments.
Canals made travel faster and easier than both steamboats and wagons had been in the past.
In the 1940-1950 canals helped americans to travel and trade. Also roads and turn pikes witch helped raise money and better trading routes .turn pikes are basically toll booths.Another way to travel back then were rivers, it was way more comfortable than wagons and there could be a bigger load of goods
the canals changed travel in a major way they helped people travel and trade also it helped people find new places to live because they could live on the banks for better trade and money attributions
It was a very bumpy ride because they didn't drive on concrete they drove on logs. This made it an even longer ride to get to the west.
canals helped very much as they could carry tons more than horses and bugies and it was MUCH MORE EFFICENT.
Canals Made Trade Slower . Two Other Types Of Travel Available Is Cars And Horses .
Canals made it eaiser for trade and travel. It made trading and traveling quicker. Two other types of travel avalible during this time was toll roads and corduroy roads.
in 1840-1850 canals were good for trading and good Transportation but also it connected albany on the hudson to buffalo on lake erie. Also roads and turnpikes were good for transportation and trade .Roads were used for for traveling and trade routes and turn pikes were used for toll booths.River travel was good also good it gave way more advantages then roads and turnpikes ,they could be packed on with lots of goods
Canals improved the way of travel by it being a relaxing trip instead of bumpy like the wagons and the horses.
Canals Made Travel Easier . Two Types Of Other Transportational Ways Would Be Turnpikes And Corduroy Roads ..
- Canals Made Travel Easier Because The Trip Is More Relaxing Because The Roards Were Bumpy And Full Of Dirt And Grass !
I think it would impact . I think that because we have a lot of rivers and we also had wagons and horses.
canals impacted travel and trade because you can move though obstacles , you can trade with asia unlike a horse,which cant swim that far.
How canals impacted travel in the 1840s and 50s is that they carried tons and tons of goods, which humans cannot and they lowered the cost of shipping goods. Two other types of travel that was available was steam boats and turnpikes.
It helped people back then be able to trade without walking, they can just travel by canals to trade their things. It also helped people get to places where they need to be.
canals helped people go farther faster and made new routes. canals were better than steamboats and toll roads because steamboats could not go east or west and toll roads you had to pay to use.
It helped people trade a lot more then they could carry an it was faster
An impact on canals is that they can run on water and hits much faster then walking. 2 types of travel that compare are walking and riding horses.
an impact is it was faster and it helped people trade more things
Canals impacted travel and trade because they was faster and better. Canals were better than horses and wagons and more comfortable and you could carry a lot more at one time.
Canals Are Not Slow Or Mast . It's Your Weight That Matter . And How Much The Canal Ways .
canals made it easier for people to transport goods across water and help industrial companys.Railroads made a decisive impact on the U.S. economy especially in the 1850-1873 era, making possible the transition to an urban industrial nation with high finance and advanced managerial skills. Railroads opened up remote areas, drastically cut the cost of moving freight as well as passenger travel, and stimulated new industries such as steel and telegraphy, as well as the profession of civil engineering.wagons made it longer to get to places and made it more expensive to travel.
Canals have impacted travel significantly, they have allowed you to carry alot more in a much shorter time . with a wagon it might be just
as fast but much less comfortable. and with a horse that would be way slower.
Canals made travel a lot easier than wagons or walking because you could carry more and it took less time than walking or using carrages that could get stuck
United the country and made it easier to do stuff like carry cargo. Ad made it so.
People could take things to go to tha market and sell the goods and take the cargo back to the hill and up the hill
You could walk to your destination or you could ride a horse and get there quicker
the canals are easier to trade goods
horses and walking
Canals impacted travel and trade by being able to carry a lot more goods than walking or by horse
canals made trade faster and it tuck less time to transport goods than on foot or by wagon
canals impacted travel and trade because it made u able to trade alot easier and it took less time to get u from place to place.
canals helped travel because they could send soilders to attack the enemy forces.
two other type of travel was by steamboat and by train
canals made water ways so that they steamboats can go past to get goods and other things to were they needed to go because before they could only go were the rivers are
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