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After the bubonic plague subsided early in the fifteenth century, what combination of factors fueled a European resurgence of trade with other parts of the world?A. Increased birthrates and an upsurge of productivityB. Introduction of African slave labor and better harvestsC. Adoption of corn as a staple crop and the discovery of new overland routes to AsiaD. A religious revival and the popularization of pilgrimages
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