Which is NOT a reason that led to the spread of disease in Medieval Europe? O Towns were very dirty places with no running water. O Garbage and wastes were tossed in the streets. O Rats and fleas were common and carried diseases. People lived in wide open spaces and weren't close enough to doctors. ​

O People lived in wide open spaces and weren't clsoe enough to doctors.

Explanation:

People did not live in open spaces and were actually crowded with people. Housing wasn't the best back then so no they did not live in open spaces. They also didn't know much about how to heal these things so doctors were also not the best. Dirty towns, filthy streets, rats, and fleas were big contributers to diseases where people living in wide open spaces is not.

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