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Select all that applyFamines commonly result in Blank______.Multiple select question.economic chaosmassive starvationincreased food securityinnovative agricultural practicessocial disruption

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Select all that applyFamines commonly result in Blank______.Multiple select question.economic chaosmassive starvationincreased food securityinnovative agricultural practicessocial disruption

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Famines commonly result in:

  1. Economic chaos
  2. Massive starvation
  3. Social disruption

Increased food security and innovative agricultural practices are not common results of famines.

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