How quickly do forests spread in a temperate climate?

On a continent similar to modern-day Europe with a temperate climate, 90% of the continent's flat and hilly land was once covered by native forest. Human activity has reduced that to 10%.

A relatively sudden event (such as plague, famine, or a massive exodus) removes most humans from the area, causing human activity to almost cease and allowing the forests to gradually regrow.

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