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they obviously struggled because all of heir crops had died> another factor would definitely be that most animals also died which means no meat and that leaves us with water. many people died simply because there was no water and a human body can't survive 3 days without water. i think that there were no people in that area that survived the explosion or even all the other factors. so really people couldn't have coped
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LaoAfter the eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815, people in the surrounding areas faced widespread crop failures, famine, and disease due to the ash blocking sunlight and causing dramatic climate shifts. Some resorted to cannibalism, while others migrated in search of food and resources. Relief efforts were limited and often insufficient, resulting in high death tolls in the affected regions.
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How many times has mount tambora erupted?
Mount Tambora has erupted three times in recorded history: in 1815, 1880, and 1967. The 1815 eruption was the most powerful, with global impacts causing the "Year Without a Summer."
How old is mount tambora?
Mount Tambora was formed about 57,000 years ago. However, the 1815 eruption which caused significant devastation and had global climate impacts, is what the volcano is most well-known for.
When did mt Tambora last erupt?
Mount Tambora last erupted in 1815. The eruption was one of the largest in recorded history and had significant global effects.
Which volcano last erupted in 1809?
Mount Tambora in Indonesia last erupted in 1815, not 1809. This eruption was one of the most powerful in recorded history and had significant global impacts, leading to the "Year Without a Summer" in 1816.
What time did Mount Tambora happen?
The eruption of Mount Tambora occurred from April 5 to April 15, 1815.
