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Used as fasteners, a fan or ships propeller is a form of screw, etc.
The term is actually 'cargo hold' and is used for ships and aircraft for holding cargo, typically below decks. Cargo ships, however, generally carry all cargo in huge steel containers above deck and passenger ships' cargo is people, which are appointed cabins throughout the vessel.
Pirates would steal money or valuables to get paid. They pretty much just made money by robbing people or their ships. or they could just get cheese from the local dairy farmers.
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By ships, known as slavers.
by cramming them into ships and sailing them to england
the ships held from about 200- 500 people. but there were usually more people than the maximum capacity.
The "Slavers" would take buckets of water and splash it over the slaves.
Ships. They used ships to follow the Coastlines for trade and they would deliver amphora ( clay jars filled with olive oil, grains, figs, fruits, and wine). Historians have found wrecked ships with amphora still filled with the products the ships were trading.
Zeppelins, filled with hydrogen gas at first, making them highly flammable.
Because normally when ships sail they start in a harbour near the sea. The sea is filled with salt witch allows it to float much easier when people swim the swim in a pool or river with no salt in it. I think.
Coffin ships are called coffin ships cause lots of people died on them
Zeppelins were developed but not widely used then.
people who built ships
The English set eight[8] of their own ships alight. To do this, they filled these eight[8] full sizes ships, with tar and cannons. At night, they set them on the tide, to meet the Spanish fleet.
Ships. They came over on SHIPS!