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This famine was worsened by the restoration of guilds in Piedmont and the establishment of interior and exterior tariffs. Italy also suffered because its people, especially in the south, depended heavily on subsistence agriculture, and so, when crops failed, had little money to purchase from abroad or supplement their harvest. An outbreak of typhus swept through Italy during the famine. 3
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| famine e. |
nutritional e.
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a sudden and unusual shortage of food in an entire community resulting from war or some natural disaster such as drought or flood.
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| famine |
starvation or severe lack of food and water. From an old Latin word meaning 'hunger'.
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