Which of the following factors in the decline of medieval Europe cannot be attributed to the Black Death?

A England and France engaged in a century-long military struggle

B. Manual labor became much more valuable.

C. The religion's population declined by about 30 percent.

D. Many People lost faith in God and the Roman Catholic Church

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29 November, 10:09

Which of the following factors in the decline of medieval Europe cannot be attributed to the Black Death?

A England and France engaged in a century-long military struggle

B. Manual labor became much more valuable.

C. The religion's population declined by about 30 percent.

D. Many People lost faith in God and the Roman Catholic Church

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Ruth Howard · Answer 1

The correct answer in this case is A - England and France engaged in a century-long military struggle.

The 100 years' war between France and England made both of these countries suffer greatly during this time. Money was spent on war in both countries which weakened both. Due to this, there was a decline in medieval Europe.