Anonymous Anonymous

01-11-2016
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How did the Great Famine affect life expectancy for Europeans during the 1300s?

AIt made life expectancy much shorter.
BIt made life expectancy slightly shorter.
CIt made life expectancy much longer.
DIt made life expectancy slightly longer.

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Anonymous Anonymous

01-11-2016

Well, all terms would suggest to A. it made life much shorter. Starvation makes you weak, and your vital organs don't function properly, often times leading to death. Hope this helps!

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TobeySnaps TobeySnaps

17-12-2018

It made life expectancy much shorter.

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