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identify the fourteenth-century crisis that had the greatest impact throughout afro urasia and explain why: the Black death (and

accompanying famine of 1315 and climate change), the mongol collapse, or political turmoil?

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Katena32 [7]3 years ago

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the black death by far. wiped out an estimated 60% of Europe not including the famine or climate change

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