What was a result of the difficulty of traveling long distances in the early 1800s?

a. Americans did not feel connected to the whole country.

b. it took a great many years to settle the new Louisiana territory

c. people who lived in the city did not have to pay high prices for farm goods

d. only people with no jobs were able to take time to travel

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Maximilian Barton

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19 February, 17:27

What was a result of the difficulty of traveling long distances in the early 1800s?

a. Americans did not feel connected to the whole country.

b. it took a great many years to settle the new Louisiana territory

c. people who lived in the city did not have to pay high prices for farm goods

d. only people with no jobs were able to take time to travel

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Dorian Vaughan · Answer 1

a. Americans did not feel connected to the whole country.

Explanation:

In the early nineteenth century there were no vehicles, so transactions were made in local commerce and people had no mobility alternatives other than horse carts. That way, not only in the US, but around the world, people lived disconnected from the rest of their country. In the US this changed over the course of the nineteenth century, with the development of railroads that served to transport cargo and people over long distances, connecting the country further.

Chasity Hurley · Answer 2

A. Americans did not feel connected to the whole country.