What do Christians believe happened on Good Friday?Christians believe that Jesus was put to death on a cross and remember this event on Good Friday. They believe that after he died, he was put into a tomb with a stone rolled across the doorway (so something that could not easily be moved especially from the inside).

What do Christians believe happened on Easter Sunday?Christians believe that on Easter Sunday, visitors to the tomb (one being Mary Magdalene who was a follower of Jesus) found it empty. Mary then saw Jesus in the gardens surrounding the tomb, demonstrating to her that he had risen from the dead.

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Changes to lifestyle/health

Changes to food

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changes within living memory

How have homes changed?
Domestic tasks once done by hand are now commonly done by appliances.
Changes in the materials used to build new homes.Modern lifestyles impact the design of homes and multifunctional spaces

How have schools changed? Changes in classroom layout, from children sitting at rows of wooden desks to now sitting at shared tables teachers.Once using chalk to write on blackboards, then using overhead projectors and now interactive whiteboards and screens.Changes in technology, from schools once having a single television or computer to now having several computers and other devices that the design of schools has changed

How have shops changed?
Changes in the types of shop - eg separate smaller shops like the butcher, grocer and bakery being replaced by larger supermarkets.The variety of shopping experiences from markets to online shopping the variety and choice found in large supermarkets.Changes in technology - eg electronic weighing machines rather than traditional weighing scales; barcodes on items and items being scanned; self-checkout machines.

How has transport changed?

The popularity of cars and thus the need to build roads changes in the ways vehicles are powered, from fossil fuels, like petrol and diesel, to electric vehicles car. Safety, including seatbelts and child 'booster' seats the use of technology - including car radios, compact disc players, Bluetooth and satnav