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Social Studies Ch 5

Chapter 5

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One reason that St. Louis grew so rapidly was its location.
Why did pioneers come to St. Louis? to begin their trips West
What did the people who stayed in St. Louis do? found work, farmed, or started businesses
How did many people begin their trip West in the early 1800s? by going to St. Louis by horse or flatboat
Two kinds of transportation that made travel faster in the 1800s were steamboats and railroads.
After Samuel Morse built the first telegraph, people could send messages between cities in minutes.
Which developments in transportation and communication made life easier for people in the 1800s and united the nation? the telegraph and the railroad
St. Louis grew because people could move ______ on two rivers. goods
The ____________ made traveling by water faster. steam engine
In 1844, a ______ line sent messages between cities. telegraph
What businesses did settlers start in St. Louis? They set up mills and ran passenger boats.
In what way did the railroad change transportation? The railroad made travel faster and easier.
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