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In the 1800s, people were scared of various things such as epidemic diseases like cholera and smallpox, industrial accidents in factories, political unrest, and the unknown effects of technological advancements like the steam engine. People also lived in fear of natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods, as well as the uncertainties brought on by rapid urbanization and shifts in socio-economic structures.

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