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How did the Great Famine affect Europeans’ health?
It led to bubonic plague.
It led to starvation.
It led to food poisoning.
It led to pneumonic plague
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It led to starvation.
The Great Famine (c. 1315–1317) caused widespread crop failure and malnutrition across Europe, producing widespread starvation and weakened immunity that later made populations more vulnerable to diseases like the Black Death (but the plague itself was a separate event).
The Great Famine (c. 1315–1317) caused widespread crop failure and malnutrition across Europe, producing widespread starvation and weakened immunity that later made populations more vulnerable to diseases like the Black Death (but the plague itself was a separate event).
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