Jesus Transportation

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During the time of Jesus, many complications in communication and transportation. There were also conflicts in religion. There were many religions in Palestine when Jesus was alive.

A major problem was the transportation of trading goods like clothing and food. Also, people traveling could have had a hard time getting through to places. Some of the ways people during the life of Jesus got around was the wagon and the two-wheeled cart. The wagon has been used for many centuries. It played a major role in the transportation of people and goods. It helped carry many people and or goods at once. Another is by boat. The boat has allowed humans to bring goods and people to places a wagon cannot. It lets people get to places

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