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- footwear
- chariots
- horse shoeing
- horse collars
- saddlery technologies
- stirrups
- horse blinders (so they don't get distracted and wander from the road)
- canal systems (for inexpensive transport of goods, before railroads)
- ferry boats (to cross rivers too deep to Ford)
- bridge and road construction
- ox yokes (first developed for plowing then applied to heavy wagons)
- wagons
- carriages
- sleighs and sledges (for winter)
- handcarts
- stagecoaches
- advanced steel Metallurgy technology
- railroads (first horse drawn on wooden rail, then steam, electric, and finally diesel on steel rail)
- automobiles
- petroleum refining and distribution
- etc.
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Vasco Nunez de Balboa's goals?
he wanted to travel to a new land and earn his fortune.
Where did missionaries travel?
Catholic missionaries have traveled the globe, since the first century they have gone into every known land.
How far could ships sail in 1500's?
as far as i know, i think they couldn't travel past the sight of land. so not far at all.
What did squatters believe?
In Australian history, squatters were graziers who occupied land without having any formal title to it. They believed that if they maintained and improved the land, they had a right to formal possession of it. Many of the original squatters were ticket-of-leave convicts. Some came by their land dishonestly. A licensing system was introduced whereby, for a regular fee, the squatters were permitted to stay on their land. However, the fee did not grant them full title. Discontent arose when the Government re-allocated the land to settlers who were prepared to pay a reasonable sum of money. Later, the term squatters referred to wealthy landowners and graziers, and it became a more respectable term.
Why didnt europeans use the land route to Asia any more?
It was too dangerous, cost too much, caravans were often robbed, the weather impeded travel, and it took too long.
What improved land travel in the 1800s?
i think its train...
What does road mean?
A road is a thoroughfare, route, or way on land between two places that has been paved or otherwise improved to allow travel.
Did The Cumberland Road and the Erie Canal improved early American travel?
Yes it is true that the Cumberland Road and the Erie Canal improved early American travel.
What was the Mesopotamian invention that improved travel?
wheels
What invention improved transportation on land and sea?
on land transportation improved by the creation of turnpikes and steam locomotive also the growth of railroads. On sea what improved was by steamboats and long canals
Who improved travel between the colonies and Africa?
Steamships
What provided faster land transportation?
Railroads in the North improved land transportation.
How has space travel improved your daily lives?
Cool movies?
Which is safe to travel by land or by sea?
land
The Cumberland Road and the Erie Canal improved early American travel?
true
A fast way for penguins to travel on land?
A fast way for penguins to travel on land is sliding on their bellies. This allows them to travel faster and farther.
What improved the accuracy of maps after World War 2?
Sonar, RADAR and satellites and space travel improved the accuracy of maps after World War 2.
