Aside from Starvation,the Most Devastating Effect of the Great Famine

question 14

Multiple Choice

Aside from starvation,the most devastating effect of the Great Famine was the:

• A)death of almost all the small livestock in Europe.
• B)compromised immune systems of those who survived.
• C)rise of cannibalism in Europe.
• D)inability to recover lands lost to flooding.
• E)tremendous increase of people sentenced to death for poaching.

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