Question

question 24 (multiple choice worth 5 points)(01.07r lc)as many as a third of the people of the byzantine empire died inthe wars to reconquer old roman territorythe nika rebellionthe plague of justinianthe first crusade

Explanation:

The Plague of Justinian, which swept through the Byzantine Empire in the 6th century, is historically documented to have killed as much as a third of the empire's population. The other events listed resulted in far fewer deaths: the Nika Rebellion was a localized urban revolt with tens of thousands of casualties, wars to reconquer Roman territory had military-focused losses, and the First Crusade had minimal direct population loss for the Byzantine Empire on this scale.

Answer:

the Plague of Justinian