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People in the past relied on horses for transportation and candles for light, as well as fires for cooking and heating. Now, most use cars for long distances, electric lights and stoves, and play with electronic toys and games. Some in both eras still relied on more basic methods of travel, lighting, and heating due to lack of resources.
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- 2. The people who lived in the past used horses to get around. Like getting to school and home again. Now we use cars to get around especially for really long distances for example Queenstown and Dunedin.
- 3. They used candles in the past some people still use candles now because they have no electricity. We use lamps these days but some poor people use candles.
- 4. They had to light a fire to get the stove to work and Light a fire to warm you. We use electric stoves and poor people use fire stoves.
- 5. They played games like knuckle bones,elastics,marble s,hopscotch and string games. Now we play with puzzles and Lego and minecraft