If you are talking about miners, who lived on site, they often lived in the caves, and or above ground in minimalist settings; a bed, sheet, and pillow. They often got sick and had health issues when sleeping in the tunnels/caves. The conditions were harsh, and at times, if they lived close enough they lived at their own house, and just proceeded to go to work on time.
The United States v. Fields case ended up on a federal death sentence imposed on Fields for commitig a federal capital offense.
This sentence was made largely on the basis of the opinion of a psychiatrist who stated that he could predict Fields would be a risk to society in the future.
The problem here is that the psychiatrist issued this crucial testimony without doing any testing or offering any objective empirical data whatsoever.
To this day, there's still much debate involving how a Court can determine risk to society or future violence from an individual, in a safe and reliable manner that reaches necessary standards for a case of such magnitude assessing death penalty.
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Johannes Gutenberg spent 4 years on his printing press, or to be exact, from 1436 to 1440
Answer: The US and Japan became allies and trading partners.
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