Section 1. Heading 2: Basically the same websites. While the range of websites has obviously increased along with the total number, there seemed to be a group of these early websites that was similar to the most common ones we use today. Some of the earliest of these were online web portals such as Yahoo and MSN.founded in 1994 and 1995. Then came online newspapers such as the Telegraph and the New York Times, and online marketplaces such as Amazon and ebay. Search engines arrived at around the same time. Later, in the early 2000s, came the age of the social network. The first of these was Friends Reunited, founded in 2000, which paved the way for sites like MySpace, Facebook and Twitter by the mid to late 2000s. We also cannot fail to mention that during this time, the most visited site of all time, YouTube was created because the creator wanted to view videos online. Although many of the early websites no longer exist, today we can see that the main players are mostly still as they were back when the web first began to develop Question 3 7. Which is true from the information in section II? Many people go online to watch videos. Shopping sites led to social network sites. The early websites are still successful. The first websites were created in 1994