The early fourteenth century was troubled by
A) the "little ice age."
B) a medieval green-house effect.
C) a rapid population increase.
D) the capture of Rome by Muslim armies.
E) the fall of Constantinople at the hands of the Seljuk Turks.

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The "little ice age," a period of cooler temperatures that began in the thirteenth century, caused crop failures and famine, contributing to social and economic unrest during the early fourteenth century.

The Early Fourteenth Century Was Troubled by