How many famines can you do at a time?

There are thirteen famines mentioned in the Bible.

There have been at least 10 famines in India to this present day.

they faced many wars and famines.

From kpnutta: Very, many famines have occured due to locusts as they devastate crops.

Famines in themselves do not cause disease; they cause malnutrition, which is a preventable condition that can be considered as a disease. There are other diseases that are common in areas where there are famines and most of these have to do with sanitation. The leading killer in the world is cholera which is from drinking unsafe water.

Atreyi Biswas has written: 'Famines in ancient India' -- subject(s): History, Famines, Food supply

Fedir Klymenko has written: 'Holodomor' -- subject(s): Catalogs, In art, History, Famines, Famines in art

This is almost never the case. Usually droughts plays the biggest roles in famines.

people had to come he us because they didnt have food or materials in other countries due to the famines

Starvation stemmed out of famines and poverty.

Locusts do not kill people. However, locusts eat peoples' crops which deprives them of food. Lack of food cause famines. Famines kill people.

Jesus said before he comes a second time, there will be famines, wars and rumors of war, children will become disobedient.

The Australian and New Zealand forty-hour famines have been running since 1975.

The worst famine ever was the four famines in China during 1810-1850. These famines (which are usually grouped together as one famine) had a death toll of over 45,000,000.

Ireland and Idaho are famous for potatoes (or potato famines).

floods, fires, famines

A. Lukyn Williams has written: 'Famines in India'

In the King James version the word - famine - appears 96 times the word - famines - appears 3 times

In the King James version the word - famine - appears 96 times the word - famines - appears 3 times

runaways, orphans, wars, famines, disease, neglect

Gopalkrishna Kumar has written: 'Ethiopian famines 1973-1985'

Because if affects crops, food shortages, famines, heat waves, sea level rise and many other possible ways of affecting the human race.

Since you are not giving a date, it is hard to say. There were many famines in the history of Europe, and black bread might have been one of the things in short supply. Black bread has been available in Europe since prehistoric times, and I doubt there was ever a time in history when there was none at all.

In Ireland the last great famine started in 1845 and ended in 1852. Worldwide there are several severe famines currently ongoing, many of them a lot worse than the Irish famine.

Droughts are very common in Australia. Because of lack of rainfall in many land locked areas of the continent nearly 49% of the area is affected by famines IE. droughts.