Which of the following best describes the two periods between which the transition from the Old to the New System chiefly occurred?
A. Neither period was particularly remarkable.
B. Both were periods of prosperity.
C. Both were periods of crisis.
D. The first was a period of prosperity; the second was a period of crisis.
E. The first was a period of crisis; the second was a period of prosperity.
Answer: E
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