People who could not support themselves went to work houses for accommodation and employment. Work houses began in 1388 with the Poor Law Act.
Fear. When people did not obey the orders of the 3rd Reich, they were often arrested, tortured, and/or sent to work houses or concentration camps.
Where do birds relax in their houses
All the books that Allah sent own are at Muslim people's houses.... I guess it's really long story
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Servants.
There are no houses in Antarctica. People sleep in dorms, tents or quanset huts, depending on their work assignments. They eat in cafeterias, mess tents or in the open, again, depending on their work location that day.
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There were people who had money and were classed as rich sent to debtors prison as they became bankrupt. The workhouses were terrible places where people would go only as the last resort, these were in the most part the poorest of people. You had to apply to enter the workhouse - The living condition were only barely better than being poor but you had food and shelter plus minimal medical help.
The people of Spain work in a variety of places. These include in hospitals, banks, restaurants, court houses, as well as in the fields.
boiler men , women work in there houses , coal mines and most people didn't work
they look nice to some people, and they work like houses
Houses got bombed, and millions of people had to travel miles for work.