The correct answer is C. None of them are struck by hazards but rather caught in or between hazards.
A struck by hazard is when an object such as a flying object, falling object, swinging object or rolling object accidentally comes into contact with a person and impacts the person with another object or piece of equipment. A caught in or between injury is similar to a struck by hazard but they are created more as a result of a crushing injury between two objects such as being pulled into or caught in machinery and equipment or being compressed or crushed between rolling, sliding or shifting objects.
Over time, when the colonies became a true nation, the name took on the meaning encapsulating everyone in this new nation of America, and slowly other people joined in—from the Spaniards down in Florida and on the West Coast to the French who had come down through the Midwest after establishing fur trading in Canada.
