The main cause of the Great Famine, which occurred in the early 14th century, was primarily heavy rainfall leading to poor harvests. This adverse weather resulted in crop failures and food shortages. While warfare and population increases contributed to the context of the famine, the immediate cause was the severe climatic conditions that affected agriculture. Thus, the correct answer is heavy rainfall.
Which of the following was the main cause of the Great Famine?
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• warfare
• bubonic plague
heavy rainfall
• population increases
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