Question

how did the great famine affect europeans health? it led to starvation. it led to food poisoning. it led to bubonic plague. it led to pneumonic plague.

Explanation:

The Great Famine was a period of extreme food shortage. A famine directly causes a lack of food, which leads to starvation. Food poisoning is usually due to contaminated food (not the main effect of a famine). Bubonic plague is spread by fleas on rats and pneumonic plague is a respiratory - related plague form. These plagues have different causes (like poor sanitation and the presence of disease - carrying vectors) rather than being a direct result of a famine. Starvation is the most direct health - related consequence of a famine.

Answer:

It led to starvation.