Early TX Republic: Transportation and Communication

During the Early Republic of Texas, there was only one way to travel

• false

• true

Which of the following is NOT a way that Early Texans communicated?

• mail

• iPhone

• newspaper

• telegraph

Most people who lived in Early Texas traveled by -

• foot, wagon, horseback

• foot, Tesla, horseback

• stagecoach, foot, horseback

• foot, horseback, ferrie

Stagecoaches were not used by everyone because -

• there was not enough room.

• most people didn't like the driver.

• they were expensive.

• most people took their cars.

Stagecoaches carried -

• Xboxes, mail and people

• goods, people, and mail

• trucks, people and goods

• people, mail, and laptops

What did steamboats allow for?

• People could travel anywhere in the world.

• Poeple could eat steak and potatoes on their journey.

• People could jump in the water and swim.

• People could travel faster over long distances.

Which of the following were used primarily for helping wagons to cross the rivers?

• stagecoaches

• steamboats

• ferries

• horses

If you were riding a horse and needed to cross a river, which mode of transportation would take you across?

• wagon

• steamboat

• ferrie

• stagecoach