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The sharp downturn in the population graph is explained by A) the Napoleonic Wars. B) the Mongol invasions. C) the spread of the Bubonic Plague. D) the colonization of the New World.
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The sharp downturn in the population graph is explained by

A) the Napoleonic Wars.
B) the Mongol invasions.
C) the spread of the Bubonic Plague.
D) the colonization of the New World.

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The answer is d I think but not sure
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the answer is c, since the bubonic plague lasted from about 1340 to 1400 and spread rapidly throughout Europe, killing almost a third of the population 
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