Which of the following was not one of the problems in English society in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries?
A) High unemployment
B) A declining population
C) Falling wages
D) Class differences
E) Widening gap between rich and poor

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During the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, England experienced population growth, not decline. This period was marked by economic and social changes, including rising unemployment, falling wages, and increasing disparities between the rich and poor, but the population was actually increasing, not declining.

Which of the Following Was Not One of the Problems