What is NOT one of the causes of famine in Africa? A. Many people live in areas that it is difficult to transport goods to. B. War and civil conflicts frequently disrupt agricultural production. C. Crops can be sold for more on the world market than domestically. D. The climate in many areas is too arid to consistently grow enough food.

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What is NOT one of the causes of famine in Africa? A. Many people live in areas that it is difficult to transport goods to. B. War and civil conflicts frequently disrupt agricultural production. C. Crops can be sold for more on the world market than domestically. D. The climate in many areas is too arid to consistently grow enough food.

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Espinoza · Answer 1

Many people live in areas that it is difficult to transport goods to is not the causes of famine in Africa.

Explanation:

The main cause of famine in Africa is mainly the drought climate. Because of the climatic conditions, the production of crops is less. Hence the food cost is high. Political instability is always present in Africa. Corps are sold on the World market than domestic purposes and this is also one of the major reasons for famine. War and some other conflicts are also causing disrupt agricultural production. Climatic conditions are not good enough to cultivate crops.

Linda Andersen · Answer 2

A famine refers to the scarcity of food with is due to the following reasons like:

War and civil conflict disturbs the agricultural productivity of a country. The arid climate of a country affects the agricultural production. Government policies (Regarding export) and population imbalance

Are some of the factor that led to the famine in countries like Africa.

So the answer to the above question is the factor that is NOT a cause of Famine in Africa is (A) Many people live in areas that it is difficult to transport goods to