Long ago, people didn't have electricity like we do today. 🌞 They used candles and lanterns to see in the dark, and they cooked food over fires. 🍳 Families spent more time together telling stories and playing games instead of watching TV or using phones. 🎲
People also went to bed when it got dark and woke up when the sun rose. 🌙 It was a simpler life, but they still had fun!
Before electricity, people used fire for light and heat. 🔥 They lit candles, oil lamps, or lanterns to see at night. For cooking, they used wood or coal stoves. 🍲
People also relied on natural light more. They woke up with the sun and went to bed early. 🌅 Without TVs or computers, they entertained themselves with books, music, and games. 🎶
Some inventions, like windmills and water wheels, helped with tasks like grinding grain. 🌾 Life was harder, but people were creative!
Before electricity, daily life was very different. People used fireplaces, candles, and oil lamps for light. 🔥 Homes were heated with wood or coal, and cooking was done on stoves fueled by these materials. 🍳
Work and productivity were tied to daylight. Factories used steam engines, and some early machines were powered by water wheels. ⚙️ Communication was slower—letters took days or weeks to arrive. 📜
Entertainment included live music, storytelling, and board games. 🎭 The invention of electricity in the late 19th century revolutionized life, making tasks easier and faster.