Which of these statements best describes transportation within cities in the early 1800s?

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<span>The statement that best describes transportation within cities in the early 1800s is that "people moved from place to place slowly, and their transportation options were limited." There is much less improvement before compared now.</span>

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The statement that best describes transportation within cities in the early 1800s is that "people moved from place to place slowly, and their transportation options were limited." There is much less improvement before compared now.

Explanation:

Steamboats were practiced on rivers and the vast lakes for economical transportation of goods. However, there were dangers and many ships were destroyed in their excursions. If so, here a few changes that happened in the early 1800s that helped make passage easier. First, there were more roads being built.

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