The Black Death was a plague that started in Central Asia in 1338 then it reached to China in 1346 One false rumor was that the moguls started it which was not true It affected the Black Sea port by 1347. It killed from 75 to 200 million people. Then Europe was a victim of The Black Death 1346 and lasted until 1353. Cracow and Poland were not affected by the Black Death.
They were both fighters.
They both were serving some king or emperor.
Both of them wore some special clothing.
None of them exists officially today (but they still remain culturally).
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The answer is C - small forces used hit-and-run tactics which prevented the British from establishing complete control of the South.
This was also called a guerrilla tactic.
The answer to the question that is being presented above would be 'Great Depression'. <span>I Stand Here Ironing was set in the historical context of The Great Depression. However, it had little background on the context of World War II.</span>
