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What was one result of the Black Plague in England?
A. France was able to defeat England in the Hundred Years’ War.
B. Sumptuous laws were passed to retain the nobles’ power.
C. Trade activities between England and France improved.
D. The population was reduced, and working people had more power.
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What was one result of the Black Plague in England?
A. France was able to defeat England...
A. France was able to defeat England...
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