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Why were shops in the Middle Ages fire hazards? A. no fire department B. no water system C. flimsy buildings D. filthy streets

Why were shops in the Middle Ages fire hazards? A. no fire department B. no water system C. flimsy buildings D. filthy streets
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Why were shops in the Middle Ages fire hazards?

A. no fire department
B. no water system
C. flimsy buildings
D. filthy streets

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User KennyBartMan
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Flimsy buildings because building were squeezed together so fire whould spread quicker
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I think it's C, don't quote me tho.

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