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Xinggy Xinggy
  • 22-10-2015
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how would life have been different in the 1800s if the steam locomotive had not been invented

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 22-10-2015

Life would have been different without the locomotive because you could not travel to far places quickly and efficiently. To get there you might have to walk, but you could be kidnapped, robbed, or catch a sickness. With the locomotive, you could get to places such as California safer and quicker.

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BigRedJuice
BigRedJuice BigRedJuice
  • 24-06-2021

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Products would have been more expensive

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