what type of transportation was used in the Elizabethan England?
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Horse, carriage, feet.
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Victorian Transport (VT).
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it was going to boston, it was from england
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Use the word "Victorian" in your web search.  At that time, Queen Victoria was the reigning monarch in England (and its colonies around the globe) and her style was ornate, but very conservative.  Long dresses, covered heads, dark materials., etc.
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Where it started.  In England
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England... more history.
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That is a heck of a question.  First of all, that covers 150 years of history!!!\n\nSo the answer is, lots happened!\n\nI can only do this for you...\n\nI hope you know what years you are looking for! (If not, you'll have to cross check by typing in "Elizabethan and Jacobean" and seeing what years they were in. There's only so much I can do!)
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Mostly horses and carriages; however, in the mid to late 1800s, trains were used more for long travel as they became more available.
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Elizabethan Occupations and Jobs\n\nhttp://www.multcolib.org/homework/eurohist.html#eliz\n\nInteresting Facts & information about Elizabethan Occupations and Jobs in Elizabethan Life\n\nhttp://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/ \n\nhttp://www.william-shakespeare.info/site-map.htm\n\nhttp://elizabethan.org/\n\nhttp://www.luminarium.org/renlit/eliza.htm\n\nhttp://www.elizabethi.org/\n\nThe Elizabethan Theatre Links.\n\nhttp://www.bartleby.com/216/index.html#10\n\nOnline Literary Criticism Collection\n\nBritish: 1500-1700\n\nhttp://www.ipl.org/div/litcrit/bin/litcrit.out.pl?pd=British:+1500-1700\n\nGood luck.\n\nKevin, Liverpool, England.
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King. Before the Magna Carta screwed it all up. :)
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How about Timber - wood, for ship building. Canada has lots of lumber and the Brits were really, really into ship building around that time.\n\nGood Luck
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get on a bus a go to Norwich.
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What other travelling options other than by bus are you considering? If you're travelling by train or plane then it'll be faster.
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In the middle ages, theatre was typically a religious affair. Allegory plays and so forth were the norm. Most successful medieval plays were created to 'enlighten' people with Catholic doctrine.\n\nThe Protestant Reformation went after theatre, especially in England, in an effort to stop the influx of the Catholic Church on the people.\n\nBy the end of the 1500s Queen Elizabeth had a system of patronage, licensing, and censorship that she used to control theatre in England.\n\nSo I guess the answer to your question would be the 16th Century.
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I would say the horse would cost a lot more than you think because of vet bills and the amount of hours spent looking after it you could have spent at work.\nI think the ultimate way of travel is by camels as they are far more kickass than a horse and need a lot less looking after.  Also a camel can spit at people who annoy you!\nA two camal chariot is the way I hope to roam the streets of Leeds in 2007!
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The short answer is 'Yes'.\n\nCarriages has been known i Denmark since 2800 BC. Obviously not with horses. The horse carriage was introduced with the impact from roman culture, aprx. y. 100. It was used until the second world war. You can still see horse carriages in the streets, however as tourist attractions, and, as in UK, used by the Royals for special occasions.
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Taxi - cab \n Originally ==Cabriolet == a  2 wheeled ,covered, one horse chaise\n\n Cabby     (coll oq.) ==   for  cab / taxi driver .\n\n Cab =  a covered vehicle (or coach) that was  let out for hire  \n\n  cab== is a covered vehicle, let out for hire \n  now  ( licenced with a taxi-meter) \n\nCab = a covered area, where the driver of a train operates from\n.\nhere is a site, you may find of interest as well \n\nI Hope this has helped \n\n>^,,^<\n\nTaxi History - London Vintage Taxi Association \nA potted history of the London taxi cab written by the London Vintage Taxi Association... \nhttp://www.lvta.co.uk/history.htm