How did the population of Western Europe change after the collapse of the Roman Empire?

A. The population spread out as people moved to the countryside for safety.

B. The population declined as people began to join the Crusades.

C. The population grew as more children were born.

D. The population became more centralized as people moved to the city for safety.

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Grace Fletcher

6 January, 13:21

How did the population of Western Europe change after the collapse of the Roman Empire?

A. The population spread out as people moved to the countryside for safety.

B. The population declined as people began to join the Crusades.

C. The population grew as more children were born.

D. The population became more centralized as people moved to the city for safety.

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Casey Rivera · Answer 1

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