What is one of the earliest ways that ancient peoples produced light?

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Candles

Explanation:

The answer is the first option or "candles." In ancient times the people would lit candles and place them in difference places in their homes, temples, etc... to produce light. It's not option B because light emitting diodes are used to light up toys and such which weren't invented in ancient times. It's not option C because fluorescent bulbs are long light bulbs used to light up huge spaces without as many light bulbs which were again not invented at the time, and it's also not option D because incandescent bulbs are you usual light bulbs which weren't invented at the time.

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