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How did people travel long distances in the early 19th century? A. On trains B. On rivers C. On horses D. On wagon roads

How did people travel long distances in the early 19th century? A. On trains B. On rivers C. On horses D. On wagon roads
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How did people travel long distances in the early 19th century?

A. On trains
B. On rivers
C. On horses
D. On wagon roads

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B. On rivers

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Answer:

On rivers!

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