Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) Practice Exam

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What historical event involved water, mine-shaft, coal, flooded, and occurred in England in 1860?

Water, mine-shaft, coal, flooded
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The Rule of Ryland's and Fletcher

The correct answer is: The Rule of Ryland's and Fletcher

The hint in the question is to focus on the historical aspect of the event. Options B and C are related to modern safety measures and would not have been applicable in 1860. Option A could potentially fit the criteria, but it does not reference a specific historical event. D, on the other hand, directly relates to a significant event in England's history known as the Rule of Ryland's and Fletcher. This event involved a flooded mine-shaft and the resulting litigation that established the legal principles of negligence and strict liability. This is an important event in England's history and specifically mentions water, mine-shaft, coal, and being flooded, making it the correct answer.