Which of the following was NOT a cause of the famines that struck Europe in the early fourteenth century? too much reliance on marginal, low-yielding lands for food an excessive growth in population cold, damp weather that prevented proper plowing, planting, and harvesting wars that killed peasants, destroyed grain, and prevented harvests

wars that killed peasants, destroyed grain, and prevented harvests

Explanation:

The wars that killed peasants, destroyed grain, and prevented harvests wasn't a cause of the famines that struck Europe in the early fourteenth century.

It was rather caused by too much reliance on marginal, low-yielding lands for food, an excessive growth in population cold and damp weather that prevented proper plowing, planting, and harvesting

answer; (a) he was a u.s senator for 38 years;

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