How did the bulldozer get its name?

The name "bulldozer" is derived from the term "bull dose," which referred to a type of coercive political action in the late 19th century, particularly in the context of bullying or intimidating voters. Over time, the term evolved, and "bulldozer" came to describe the powerful machinery used for pushing heavy material. The machine's robust and forceful capabilities resemble the original connotations of strength and intimidation associated with the term. Today, bulldozers are essential in construction and earth-moving operations.