AP World Historyhardmcq1 pt
The spread of the bubonic plague in the 1300s is best explained by
A.pathogens traveling along intensified trade networks
B.poor European hygiene alone
C.Columbian Exchange voyages
D.deliberate biological warfare
Explanation
Core Concept
Denser trade and travel across Afro-Eurasia carried the disease from Asia to Europe.
Correct Answer
Apathogens traveling along intensified trade networks
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