| A | B |
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| These were built along canals wherever traffic built up. | Stores and taverns |
| These allowed people & goods to travel quicker & faster. | railroads & canals |
| This was the first railroad in Ohio | The Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad |
| Lines tied to horses or mules to pull a boat along a canal are called: | towlines |
| The natural feature that made it difficult for farmers in Ohio to ship their products to people back east | Appalachian Mountains |
| devices that raise and lower boats in canals | locks |
| built to connect towns and cities to each other & to canals | railroads |
| disease called "canal fever" | malaria |
| Person who led animals along the canal towpath | driver |
| This connected the Atlantic Ocean with Ohio | Erie Canal |
| Advantage railroads had that canals did not | connect towns that weren’t near water |
| These people helped build the canals & railroads | Irish & German immigrants |
| Malaria was caused by this insect | mosquito |
| The most common commodity transported on Ohio canals | grain |
| Railroads & canals caused Ohio's __________ to grow | population |
| A man-made ditch that connects two bodies of water | Canal |
| People who move into a country from another | immigrants |
| material or primary agricultural products that can be bought and sold | commodities |
