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Cart

A cart is a two-wheeled vehicle designed for transport. It can be pulled by humans or draught animals such as horses, donkeys, mules and oxen, or smaller animals such as goats and large dogs.

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Animal-powered carts

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History

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Human-powered carts

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Other historical carts

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History

Human-powered carts

Animal-powered carts

Other historical carts

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Cart

Nodes43
Edges42
Triples54
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.046512
Components1

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Cart

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see also · 14
Cart → Animal-powered, Carts, Collection, Hand, Horse-drawn, Kbir, MaltaSling, Media, Misraħ Għar, Pushcarts, Type, Wikimedia Commons, Wikimedia CommonsMedia, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to history · 6
Cart → Animal, BC, Pre-dating, The, Their, With
related to Animal-powered carts · 5
Cart → Carts, Draught, They, Traces, When
related to Large carts · 5
Cart → Food, Large, Mormons, Rickshaw, Used
related to Horse-drawn carts · 4
Cart → Carts, For, However, The
related to Other historical carts · 4
Cart → Dead, Night-soil, Rag-and-bone, Typically
related to Small carts · 3
Cart → Hand, Small, The
is a · 1
Cart → two-wheeled vehicle designed for transport
used for · 1
Cart → collecting and transporting night soil

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Important terminology

carts horse-drawn small used vehicle wheels horses pulled vehicles word large two-wheeled animals often cars donkeys oxen human-powered carter wheel

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cartis atwo-wheeled vehicle designed for transport0.90text
horsesinstance ofIt can be pulled by humans or draught animals0.80text
donkeysinstance ofIt can be pulled by humans or draught animals0.80text
mulesinstance ofIt can be pulled by humans or draught animals0.80text
oxeninstance ofIt can be pulled by humans or draught animals0.80text
or smaller animals such as goatsinstance ofIt can be pulled by humans or draught animals0.80text
large dogs.The word cart is often used incorrectly to indicate four-wheeled horse-drawn vehiclesinstance ofIt can be pulled by humans or draught animals0.80text
pedal cartsinstance ofin their name0.80text
oxeninstance ofless pulling force than a four-wheeled vehicle of the same weight and were more maneuverable.With the domestication of animals0.80text
horsesinstance ofless pulling force than a four-wheeled vehicle of the same weight and were more maneuverable.With the domestication of animals0.80text
carts became central to ancient economiesinstance ofless pulling force than a four-wheeled vehicle of the same weight and were more maneuverable.With the domestication of animals0.80text
in a restaurant or airplanesinstance offor transporting prepared food for serving to customers0.80text

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