Goods and Markets
Trading Paths, Transportation
PA Turnpike
Conestoga Wagons
Canal and the Allegheny Portage
100

What is a junction?

Where travel routes cross

100

What were highways for people in early Pennsylvania?

Waterways

100

How long was the original turnpike?

62 miles

100

What is a Conestoga Wagon? 

A. A small buggy for driving around town

B. A large freight wagon designed for rough terrain

C. A small wagon used for farms and short trips

B. A large freight wagon designed for rough terrain

100

What are passages dug to connect rivers?

canals

200

What is the act of trading without using money?

Bartering

200

What happened where waterways and footpaths crossed?

A. Trading

B. Conflict

C. Watersheds

A. Trading

200

People built roads to further trade and transportation. Because these roads were expensive to build, people had to pay a _____ to travel on them. A _____ was placed across the road to prevent people from traveling until they had paid.

Toll, Turnpike

200

What was the length of the Conestoga wagon?

13-16 feet

200

What is another word for slopes?

incline planes

300







Which place is a junction?

A. Millersburg

B. Pine Grove

C. Lewisburg

D. Shamokin

D. Shamokin

300

What is a pike?

A pole placed across a road

300

When was the original turnpike built?

1795

300
How many days did it take to get from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh?


23 days

300

How did the Pennsylvania Main Line Canal connect the canal system?

With a tunnel

400

A farm that grows more corn than usual has a _____. During a drought, water is _____.

Surplus, Scarce

400

The Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike was the first road that what?

Had a hard surface

400

What is a way road engineers made mountain transportation easier?

by digging tunnels through mountains

400
How many horses were needed for the Conestoga wagon?


6-8 horses

400






Cause: Rivers were useful for transportation.

Effect:__________

A. Canals were dug to help irrigate farmland.

B. Rivers were used for borders between states.

C. Railways were built beside rivers and canals.

D. Canals and railways were built to connect rivers.


D. Canals and railways were built to connect rivers.

500

A Native American tribe hunts animals and prepares their furs for trade. They are _______. Colonists come to trading posts for the furs. They are ________.

Producers, Consumers

500

What happened near trading posts?

The population increased

500

On the map, how many tunnels are apart of the turnpike?

8 tunnels

500

Which type of wagon was used for driving around town?

Small buggy

500

How did transportation of goods change over time?

A. Rivers and path were used first, then roads and canals, then railways

B. People carried baskets

C. Transportation by horse then wagons of increasing size then trains

D. All of the above

D. All of the above