what does subsidence crisis mean? which situation were responsible for subsidence crisis?
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A surveyor would define subsidenceas the downward movement of the ground supporting a building, with particular problems occurring when that movement varies from one part of the building to another, producing cracks
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¶ Population of France Rose from about 23 million in 1715 to 28 million in 1789.
¶ This led to a rapid increase in the demand of foodgrains.
¶ production of grains could not keep Pace with the demand. so the price of bread which was the staple diet of the majority, rose rapidly.
¶ Most of the workers were employed as labourers in workshop, whose owner fixed their wages. but wages didn't keep Pace with the rise in prices. so the gap between the poor and rich winded.
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