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結果 (繁體中文) 1:

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結果 (繁體中文) 2:

As
early as 1812 Colonel John Stevens, of Hoboken, N.J., began to speak for a new kind of railway. He
wanted one that would provide long-distance transportation, linking distant areas of the country. In
1815 Stevens obtained the first charter to build a railroad across New Jersey, but he was unable to
raise the money needed to build it. The first common carrier railroad to be built in the United States
was the Baltimore and Ohio. It was chartered in 1827 and construction started on July 4, 1828
The first steam locomotive to run in the United States, the English-built Stourbridge Lion, made
a trial trip over the tracks of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company in Pennsylvania in 1829 On
the day of a test trip a lot of people came from miles around the small Pennsylvania town to see the
first run of the steam locomotive. The engineer2 refused to let anyone ride with him – perhaps
because the engine had not been tested before. As the signal to start was given, there was a moment
of suspense. Then, slowly, the wheels began to turn. Cheers went up as engineer Allen opened the
throttle3 wide and began his historic trip. All along the route, men were waving their hats, small
boys were shouting, and women were looking in amazement as the Lion thundered past at the
fantastic speed of ten miles per hour. Who would have believed that anything so big could move so
fast without a horse to pull it! But the engine was too heavy for the track and the trip was not
repeated.
In the summer of 1830 service began on the Baltimore and Ohio line, with horses providing the
power. Finally, in December 1830 an American-built locomotive, the Best Friend of Charleston,
hauled a train of cars on the tracks of the South Carolina Railroad. The railroad had come to
America.
Railroads spread rapidly in the eastern and southern United States, with short lines being merged
to form through routes. By the mid-1850s, railways linked the Atlantic seaboard and the Midwest.
In 1869 the first transcontinental route was completed to the Pacific coast. Railroads became the
dominant mode of overland transportation in the last half of the 19th century. Faster and more
powerful locomotives and larger freight and passenger cars were built. Standardization of track
gauges and the adoption of standard time zones aided efficiency. The invention of air brakes4,

結果 (繁體中文) 3:

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