The Crop Failures of the Mid-1840s Not Only Drove Up

question 25

Multiple Choice

The crop failures of the mid-1840s not only drove up the price of food but also

• A) led employers to demand that workers put in unpaid overtime to produce more goods to sell to overseas markets.
• B) forced the military establishments of Europe to cut back on recruitment.
• C) destroyed medicines based on plant products, making it harder to fight infections.
• D) drove down demand for manufactured products, thereby creating widespread unemployment.

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