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Which commercial mode of transportation was not included in the transportation revolution of the 19th century? a. Cars B. boats C. Planes D.trains
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Which commercial mode of transportation was not included in the transportation revolution of the 19th century?

a. Cars
B. boats
C. Planes
D.trains

User Carlita
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D. That was before the 19th century. Also trains were being used less and less because of plane transportation and cars.
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I want to say A. Cars but I'm not exactly sure. Anyway you know it's not boats and trains because they've (they've meaning the people) had that for a while,
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