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During the 16th and 17th centuries, vagrancy emerged as a significant societal issue due to rapid population growth and increased wealth disparities. As cities expanded, so did the number of people seeking work and opportunities. However, many faced unemployment and poverty, leading to a rise in vagrancy. The perception of vagrants as a threat to social order prompted harsh laws and penalties, reflecting the tension between wealth accumulation and social responsibility. This complex historical context highlights the struggles of the marginalized in an era of change.
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