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Causation and Consequence
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World History
10.6 Causation and Consequence
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Which explanation best distinguishes an immediate trigger from structural causes in a famine?
A
A famine has no causes beyond the first bad harvest.
B
A crop disease or weather shock can trigger food shortage, while land policy, poverty, and distribution systems shape how severe the crisis becomes.
C
Distribution systems are always short-term effects that begin only after recovery.
D
Poverty is a long-term consequence that can never influence vulnerability before famine.
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