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In what way did the great famine affect Europe? A) it led to the collapse of the roman empire B) it caused the protestant reformation C)It helped lead to the end of feudalism D) It led to the practice
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In what way did the great famine affect Europe?

A) it led to the collapse of the roman empire
B) it caused the protestant reformation
C)It helped lead to the end of feudalism
D) It led to the practice of manoralism

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Answer:c

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option c. it helped lead to the end of feudalism


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