Question

in 1815, a catastrophic event indirectly resulted in very cold temperatures that caused crop failures and famine in north america and europe for two years. this catastrophic event was the _______ of tambora.
○ volcano
○ ice age
○ tsunami
○ earthquake

Explanation:

The 1815 catastrophic event related to Tambora was the eruption of Mount Tambora, a volcano. The eruption released large amounts of ash and gases into the atmosphere, causing global cooling, crop failures, and famine. An Ice Age is a long - term climatic period, a tsunami is a sea - wave phenomenon usually caused by underwater earthquakes or volcanic eruptions (but not the main event of Tambora in 1815), and an earthquake is a seismic event, not the main event associated with Tambora's 1815 catastrophe that caused the described effects.

Answer:

A. Volcano