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How is the spread of the potato related to an increase in population in the Old World?(1 point)ResponsesThe potato grows easily in warm, comfortable climates. This means that it grew well everywhere except northern Europe, leading to an increase in population.The potato grows easily in warm, comfortable climates. This means that it grew well everywhere except northern Europe, leading to an increase in population.The potato grows easily in cold, harsh climates. This means that it grew well in northern Europe, providing a dependable food source that led to an increase in population.The potato grows easily in cold, harsh climates. This means that it grew well in northern Europe, providing a dependable food source that led to an increase in population.The potato does not grow easily outside of the Andes. This means that it did not lead to an increase in population in the Old World.The potato does not grow easily outside of the Andes. This means that it did not lead t

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The correct response is: "The potato grows easily in cold, harsh climates. This means that it grew well in northern Europe, providing a dependable food source that led to an increase in population."

Brief explanation: Potatoes are high-yield, calorie-dense, and grow in poor soils and cool climates, so they supported larger populations in northern Europe.