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Chapter 3 Closer Look Quiz
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Which of the following is an immediate outcome of the Little Ice Age?
Harvest failure from an erratic climate
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Tidal waves
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Mass migration from cities to rural areas
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Lowered prices for manufactured goods
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What impact did climate change have on social attitudes?
The dire conditions quelled uprisings and rebellions
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In seeking a reason for their suffering, people blamed God and accused witches
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Rural farmers became suspicious of each other's access to crops
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Attitudes towards women became increasingly restrictive
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Which is NOT a viable explanation for the Little Ice Age?
A decline in sunspots affecting solar energy levels
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The El Niño effect
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A higher number of volcanic eruptions and ash clouds
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The failure of crops grown at higher altitudes
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