If you could only select one answer, my guess would be education and prevention.
The items which are most durable as a form of currency (and are also the most portable) would most likely be olive oil. Olive oil has a long shelf time and doesn't require nor take up much space. It is very precious in lower quantities and is therefore a good currency.
In the early 1800s, stores weren't authorized to issue currency themselves.
The correct answer is option B. <span>Arab Muslims come to Indus Valley region. (This happened in the 700s). </span>East India Company established trading in India in <span>December </span>1600. <span>Hindus and Muslims disagree about setting up a government, leading to the partition of India in the early 20th century. India gained its independence from Britain on 15th June 1947.</span>
