Canada and the United States Communication and Transportation Time Line
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Wurde aktualisiert: 11 Dez 2018
Comparison of Canada and the United States' advancements in communication and transportation.
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Created byAshlyn Kennedy
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Canada Communication: the first telegraph message sent in Canada.Canada Communication: Canada installs their first public telephone.Canada Communication: Canada's first wireless telegraph.Canada Communication: Microwave and high-frequency communication invention.Canada Communication: Mobile communication handsets were developed.Canada Communication: The introduction of the Internet.United States Communication: Samuel F.B. Morse found a way to send messages by an electric current.United States Communication: Invention of telephone.United States Communication: Communication in America today is still developing through exchanging information via an elaborate web of computer networks.United States Communication: The first smartphone.United States Communication: The first television station was introduced.United States Communication: The first social media was introduced to the public.United States Transportation: America's first steamboat.United States Transportation: Transcontinental railroad is built.United States Transportation: The invention of the automobile.United States Transportation: America began to build interstate highways.United States Transportation: The Erie Canal was built.United States Transportation: The first subway system opens in Boston.United States Transportation: In the 21st century, self-driving cars and smart cars are becoming more and more popular.Canada Transportation: the Great Western Railway is built.Canada Transportation: Canada's first railroad.Canada Transportation: Canada's first airplane took flight.Canada Transportation: The Rideau Canal.Canada Transportation: Canada's air travel development.Canada Transportation: The completion of Canada's first major highway.Canada Transportation: Canada's automobile progress.
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