What Caused a Little Dip in the Mid-Fourteenth Century in the Human

question 6

Multiple Choice

What caused a little dip in the mid-fourteenth century in the human population growth?

• A) hunger
• B) the bubonic plague
• C) domestication of plants
• D) domestication of animals

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Definitions:

Great Plains

A vast, flat area of land covering parts of the U.S. and Canada, known for its grasslands and significant agricultural output.

Exodusters

African Americans who migrated from states along the Mississippi River to Kansas in the late nineteenth century, seeking political and economic freedom.

Kansas Farmers' Alliance

An organized agrarian economic movement among farmers in Kansas in the late 19th century that worked for their mutual benefit and protection.

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