Question

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Which describes the proper order of the transportation revolution’s progress in the early 19th century as technology kept improving?

from roads to railroads to canals
from railroads to roads to canals
from roads to canals to railroads
from canals to railroads to roads

Answer 1

from roads to canals to railroads

Step-by-step explanation:

Better transportation infrastructure or transportation revolution in the early 19th century begins when people started crude roads instead or horses or river routes and then canals were built. After canals long the railroads crisscrossed the country that helped people and goods to move with greater efficiency. These technological developments in travel during the 19th Century connects the world and affects the national economy at high level.

Hence, the correct answer is "from roads to canals to railroads".