Chapter 6 Lesson 1 Transportation

Seven years after Ohio became a state, its population was 230,000. What year did Ohio become a state?

• 1703

• 1803

• 1903

• 1812

In 1803, Ohio had only one long distance road. It was called Zane's _______.

This key term from the lesson is defined as 'a trail'.

• trace

• toll

• canal

• railroad

In 1806, the United States government began construction on a road to go across the nation. It began in Maryland and was designed to end in Illinois. What was this road called?

• American Road

• Nation's Road

• National Trace

• National Road

This type of road is constructed from laying levels of stones into the dirt.

• macaroni road

• macadamia road

• macaroon road

• macadam road

A person who comes to live in a new country is this term.

• immigrant

• migrant

• temporary worker

• refugee

Travelers had to pay a fee to travel on the National Road. What is the term in this lesson for this fee?

Some travelers in Ohio traveled in a horse drawn carriage. What is the term used for 'a horse drawn carriage'?

• stage line

• stage cabin

• stagecoach

• stage car

What type of boat was pulled by ropes or pushed along using long poles?

• rowboat

• keelboat

• tugboat

• pullboat

This man was credited with developing the steamboat in 1807. His name was Robert ????