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Why were workers paid more during the plague? There were fewer people to fill jobs. There were more people to buy goods. There were more people living in the cities. There were higher wages under the manor
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Why were workers paid more during the plague?

There were fewer people to fill jobs.
There were more people to buy goods.
There were more people living in the cities.
There were higher wages under the manor system,

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the answer to the question is A
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