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Which commercial mode of transportation was not included in the transportation revolution of the 19th century? a. Boats b. Trains c. Cars d. Planes
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Which commercial mode of transportation was not included in the transportation revolution of the 19th century?

a. Boats
b. Trains
c. Cars
d. Planes

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It would be "Planes" that is a mode of transportation that was not included in the transportation revolution of the 19th century, since planes in terms of commercial and person travel did not come into being until much later.
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