Steamboats and canals came into use in this period. What was their impact? How did railroads eventually overcome steamboats and canal travel as the transportation of choice for the future?

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Explanation:

Canals and steamboats provided faster, cheaper water transportation, sped the pace of commerce, and strengthened ties between the eastern and western states. Railroads eventually became even faster, traveling at speeds of up to 10 miles an hour. They could travel in any season (unlike canal traffic, which stopped when the water froze) and go anywhere that track could be laid.

Steamers were before long used to ship individuals and merchandise along waterways all through the country. To utilize water transportation, waterways were worked to associate streams, lakes, and seas.

Explanation:

the lowest among the social higher rank were the working class. this class remained detached to the political progression   of the country and was hostile to the other two classes