How did people move boats up the river against the current? A) using gasoline engines B) motor powered boats C) using paddles, poles and/or horses D) men swam, pulling the boat

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How did people move boats up the river against the current?

A) using gasoline engines
B) motor powered boats
C) using paddles, poles and/or horses
D) men swam, pulling the boat

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D just took the test :)

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The answer is D

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When they did not have motors they used paddles and horses because it made the load lighter

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