An effect of the steamboat's popularity was that
A. fewer people traveled by rail.
B. steam locomotives became less popular.
C. people began to build canals in the United States and Europe.
D. more people began to travel between the United States and Europe.
Answer (2)
The popularity of the steamboat led to the construction of canals in the United States and Europe to enhance trade and transportation. Canals like the Erie Canal improved access between distant markets. Overall, both steamboats and railroads developed together, benefiting the economy.
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The popularity of the steamboat led to the construction of canals in the United States and Europe to improve transportation. These canals allowed for easier movement of goods and trade, enhancing economic ties. Ultimately, the steamboat and railways coexisted and complemented each other in the transportation revolution. ;
