Steamboats Matthew Pancham, Daniel Locke. How the steamboat helped the US ❏ New system of travel. ❏ New industry for U.S. ❏ Faster for shipping goods.

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Steamboats Matthew Pancham, Daniel Locke

How the steamboat helped the US ❏ New system of travel. ❏ New industry for U.S. ❏ Faster for shipping goods.

How the Steamboat Worked ❏ High pressured engines (above decks) ❏ Boilers were filled with water ❏ Burning coal made the steam ❏ The steam could power the propeller

Advantages ❏ Spacious rooms for passengers. ❏ Dependable on long distance. ❏ Good for shipping goods.

Disadvantages ❏ Steamboats boilers blew up ❏ Steamboats polluted the air. ❏ Rivers would rise or get shallow