London's Population More Than Doubled in the Second Half of the Sixteenth

question 35

Multiple Choice

London's population more than doubled in the second half of the sixteenth century because

• A)it was seen as a refuge from the plague.
• B)the enclosure movement drove peasants off their land.
• C)artisanal trades demanded more skilled laborers.
• D)refugees from Catholic Spain had increased in number.

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