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The response to the early energy crisis in the seventeenth century was to use coal as a fuel and power source those who mined the coal were regarded by the English society as?
"Coal miners and coal carriers, stained by the black mineral, were often outcasts. They were seen as black men, and in the 17th Century, when real black men were being shipped as slaves from Africa to America, coal laborers were being subjected to a new form of slavery in Scottish collieries and coal-burning salt pans." Quoted from "An Early Energy Crisis and Its Consequences" by John U. Nef
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