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How did the transatlantic exchange of unfamiliar foods most directly affect European society?
A.
A rising merchant class threatened the power of absolute monarchs.
B. ****
An expanded food supply helped increase the European population.
C.
Exposure to native culture encouraged Renaissance thinking in Europe.
D.
Trade in food goods lowered the economic influence of European farmers.
I think it's either B or D, but I chose B. Would I be right? Also please answer my question quickly, I have to finish this test today thank you
A.
A rising merchant class threatened the power of absolute monarchs.
B. ****
An expanded food supply helped increase the European population.
C.
Exposure to native culture encouraged Renaissance thinking in Europe.
D.
Trade in food goods lowered the economic influence of European farmers.
I think it's either B or D, but I chose B. Would I be right? Also please answer my question quickly, I have to finish this test today thank you
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