how was water transportation improved in the 1800's
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At the end of 18th century, new refigerated ships were introduce which made the transportation of perishable goods easier.
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The single largest improvement in water transportation was the move away from sail, which began during the latter half of the 19th century. Sail requires a large crew to handle the sails, a significant decrease in speed and a much longer route. The result was built-in inefficiency. This change was massive
Before canals and railroads, farmers sent crop down the Mississippi River to New Orleans. ... New towns and industries developed as more people moved into the area.
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