Asked by fernanda
Why couldn't travelers travel by steamboat across the Appalachian Mountains?
A. No one would give them a hall pass
B. The mountains were scary
C. There were no rivers
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C. There were no rivers.
Steamboats need continuous, navigable waterways. The Appalachian Mountains are rugged with steep valleys and divides, so there were no rivers suitable for steamboat travel across them.
Steamboats need continuous, navigable waterways. The Appalachian Mountains are rugged with steep valleys and divides, so there were no rivers suitable for steamboat travel across them.
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