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William the Conqueror's brutal subjugation of northern England in 1070 stands as one of the darkest episodes in English history. After his decisive victory at the Battle of Hastings in 1066, William faced resistance in the north, where local leaders and the last remnants of the Anglo-Saxon nobility refused to submit. The capture of York by these rebels posed a significant threat to Norman rule, forcing William to adopt a ruthless strategy to crush any opposition. Suffering the Conquerors: 5 Worst Genocides in Ancient History A Red Dawn Rises - The Battle of Hastings, 1066 The campaign, known as the Harrying of the North, was marked by unprecedented violence and destruction. William divided his forces into smaller units and unleashed them across the region, slaughtering men, women, and children, and burning villages to the ground. Crops were systematically destroyed, leading to widespread famine. The estimated death toll from starvation alone is believed to be as high as 150,000, with many more perishing in the immediate violence. Read moreSection: NewsVideosHistoryFamous PeopleRead Later 

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Back in the day, you would hardly find water bottles in the classroom, unlike now, as young people walk around with big, pricey ones and even prioritize drinking at select hours of the day. One would almost think they were going through the day with provision against potential drought. A certain Miss Smith has taken to the Popular Bored Teachers’ TikTok page to share her thoughts, asking older viewers if they took bottles to elementary class three decades ago. The clip went viral with over a million views and thousands of comments as users reminisced the old times. How did the oldies survive? @bored_teachers Do you remember these days?! #boredteachers #teachers #teacher ♬ original sound – Bored Teachers Most commenters agreed with Miss Smith, who recalled only having water during lunch or snack breaks at school. Even at that, pupils were to take turns drinking from a water fountain, leading to long lines and having to quench thirst in a hurry while those behind hurried them up. RELATED: 8 Warning Signs That You Are Not Drinking Enough Water Unsplash She joked that kids today would have sent emails and complaints to the authorities if such was the case now. Despite not getting as much hydration as school children today, those from Miss Smith’s generation somehow survived and got through the day without fuss. Water bottle craze These days, water bottles have advanced from being essential to becoming a fashion statement with the demand for Stanley cups and Yeti bottles. In fact, you are considered cool if you walk around with a fancy water container to show everyone how much you prioritize hydration. Unsplash According to a TikTok user in Miss Smith’s comments, water bottles were not allowed to avoid frequent bathroom breaks. Another joked that school children in past times were too dehydrated to misbehave, as misconduct has risen in recent times. “I don’t remember drinking water as a kid. Unless it was from a hose, it was Kool-Aid or milk. How am I still alive?” a third commenter gushed. Click for next Article The post Teacher Looks Back On Never Having Water Bottles In The Classroom And ‘Still Survived’ — Were You Allowed Water Bottles In School? appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A