Which era of transportation is the smallest and most compact?

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The correct answer is <span>pedestrian/streetcar era

This is how early civilizations worked, the cities were small and compact because a large city would be useless if you had to walk for 10 hours to go from one place to another since there was only walking or using a horse or a donkey or a similar animal that could transport you. As transportation developed, so did the size of the cities.</span>

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