) There were so many advancements in transportation and communication in the 19th century. Pick 3 for each category and describe them below

Transportation Advancements

1. Electric Cars, they can be as fast, or faster (i.e. Tesla Model X) than gas cars.

2. Faster Gas Cars (i.e. supercars or performance muscle cars. supercar example being a Lamborghini Aventador or a Ford Mustang.)

3. Bigger Cars (i.e. mini vans, or moving vans like a U-Haul Truck)

4. Safety Features like Seatbelts. (i.e. basically every car that has been recently made)

5. Cruise Control, can't forget about that one (Holds the speed of your car once you activate it. Lets say you're going 50 MPH and you activate Cruise Control. You now do not need to use the pedals to manage your speed, as the car does it for you. To deactivate, you press the button or you give the break pedal a single push.)

6. Cars that focus more on safety features (i.e. Volvo, as they have their own car crashing course to test different crash events and what they can do to improve safety engineering.

7. Fuel efficient cars. (Better engines that don't guzzle gas, for example like the Toyota Pickup, that have very good gas mileage. Or like Volkswagon using smaller diesel engines in their cars.)

8. More ergonomic cars. (Smaller cars like the Smart Car that use a small engine like a motorcycle engine.

Communication Advancements

1. Mobile Phones (Cars that do not need to be wired, and use satellite connection.)

2. Text Messaging (Basically emails but they're in a phone and it is an easier concept to understand.)

3. Wireless Calling (There are some home phones that only need to be connected to power in order for it to be used.)

4. extra one would be better sound quality through a phone call.

5. can't forget satellite connection

6. 5G internet speed (Fastest Internet speed to date in 2021.)

you can pick any of these, I was just jotting down anything that came to my head for like 5 seconds.

edit: boy did i expand on this.

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