Then and Now Here are 100 items that may or may not have existed exactly 100 years ago. Working individually or with a partner, state whether each item was present at the time by stating Yes it was, No it wasn't, or Don't Know. cars mail delivery large cities farmers houses bankers apartments accountants schools from grades K-12 golfers universities musicians scholarships taxis blue jeans record players 9. jean shorts 59. canoes 10. button up jeans 11,. high heel shoes government campgrounds running shoes rifles t-shirts spears ties guns earrings Interact (ATM) banking 16. reading glasses churches 17. felt pens mosques 18. sandals 67. Canadians 19. women's two piece bathing suits 68. people in British Columbia 20. CD players 69. Coke or Pepsi 21. lip stick 70. elected politicians 22. radios 71. coffee 23. bicycles 72. ice cream cones 24. motorbikes 73. movie theatres 25. working hours from 9:00-5:00 74. beer 26. daylight savings 75. restaurants perfumes 76. dating deodorants buttons on clothes belts to hold up pants zippers 30. umbrellas libraries 31. summer holidays baseball caps worn by teenagers 32. hospitals 81. toilets 33. hand watches 82. showers 34. roads from Montreal to Vancouver 83. hair dressers 35. war in North America 84. sunscreen 36. Olympics 85. candy bars 37. cameras 86. plastic bags sailboats tennis courts trains telephones planes police off icers newspapers mayors of cities magazines for teenagers cereal boxes professional sports teams shopping malls after-school sports teams refrigerators sunglasses stoves theaters calculators televisions vitamin pills e-mail candles doctors electricity lawyers gum
Then and Now Here are 100 items that may or may not have existed exactly 100 years ago. Working individually or with a partner, state whether each item was present at the time by stating Yes it was, No it wasn't, or Don't Know. cars large cities houses apartments schools from grades K-12 universities scholarships blue jeans 9. jean shorts 10. button up jeans 11,. high heel shoes running shoes t-shirts ties earrings 16. reading glasses 17. felt pens 18. sandals 19. women's two piece bathing suits 20. CD players 21. lip stick 22. radios 23. bicycles 24. motorbikes 25. working hours from 9:00-5:00 26. daylight savings perfumes deodorants belts to hold up pants 30. umbrellas 31. summer holidays 32. hospitals 33. hand watches 34. roads from Montreal to Vancouver 35. war in North America 36. Olympics 37. cameras sailboats trains planes newspapers magazines for teenagers professional sports teams after-school sports teams sunglasses theaters televisions e-mail doctors lawyers mail delivery farmers bankers accountants golfers musicians taxis record players 59. canoes government campgrounds rifles spears guns Interact (ATM) banking churches mosques 67. Canadians 68. people in British Columbia 69. Coke or Pepsi 70. elected politicians 71. coffee 72. ice cream cones 73. movie theatres 74. beer 75. restaurants 76. dating buttons on clothes zippers libraries baseball caps worn by teenagers 81. toilets 82. showers 83. hair dressers 84. sunscreen 85. candy bars 86. plastic bags tennis courts telephones police off icers mayors of cities cereal boxes shopping malls refrigerators stoves calculators vitamin pills candles electricity gum
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