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What were the economic problems in France in the 1700s?
Poor harvests
Which economic issues troubled France in the late1700's?
Poor harvests
What was the economic issues troubled France in the late 1700's?
Poor Harvests.
Which of the following economic issues troubled France in the late 1700s?
Poor Harvests
What led to the fall of the Chaldean empire?
weak kings, poor harvests, and decreased trades
Why did the Egyptians rely on Ra for good harvests?
Ra was their Sun God, and as such, it was believed that he controlled the sun. Not enough, or too much, sun meant poor harvests, the same as today, regardless of the real reason for it.
Where did Unoka sow his yams?
Unoka sowed his yams on used up farms, with poor soil, that took little effort to clear, but produced poor harvests.
When a combination of poor harvests and warfare in Europe created demand many colonial farmers diversified by producing what?
corn
What can destroy harvests?
Harvests can be destroyed by factors such as severe weather events (e.g., hurricanes, droughts, or floods), pest infestations, diseases affecting crops, and poor soil conditions. Additionally, human activities like deforestation, improper land management, and pollution can also negatively impact harvests.
What did surplus food ensure?
People did not starve, and in some cases were able to store food against times of poor harvests.
What economic issues troubled France in the late 1700?
Debts accumulated from all the wars fought against Britain since 1688
How did the incas protect against famine and poor harvests?
The Incas mitigated the risk of famine and poor harvests through an extensive system of agricultural terraces. These terraces allowed for effective water management and soil conservation, enabling them to grow crops at different altitudes and climates. Additionally, they developed sophisticated storage facilities such as qollqas, which were used to store surplus crops during good harvests to be distributed during times of scarcity.
