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.
It was <span>Eastern Europe. </span>
Answer:
Were mostly similar, but they had different strategies to maintain them
Explanation:
The land-based empires as the Russian and Qing states were large and had wealth, the problem with the maritime European empires was that they began to grow exponentially, soon their armies were modernized and created conflicts with said empires, the Russian empire modernized on time, seeing its European neighbors growing and gaining power, but the Qing empire failed to see what was coming, and tried to act when it was too late.
Answer: By working together voluntarily
Explanation:
Before the current time-zones in the United States and Canada came into effect, the various towns and cities had their own times depending on the position of the sun amongst other things. This made scheduling a nightmare for the Railroad comapnies who would have to list multiple times for the same train.
Burdened by this and powerful enough to change it, the Railroad companies met and decided to work together voluntarily to divide the United States and Canada into 4 zones which were quite similar to the ones in use today. These zones went into effect in 1883 and were officially adopted by Congress in 1918.
It caused them to rebel against the ruler.
