Tambora's 1815 eruption in Indonesia is famous for causing:
Correct answer: C. the "Year Without a Summer"
- A. the largest tsunami ever
- B. the formation of the Aegean Sea
- C. the "Year Without a Summer"
- D. the Little Ice Age's start
Explanation
Tambora's 1815 eruption threw up so much ash that 1816 became the Year Without a Summer.
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