Answer: The Romans used gold, silver, and bronze coins for trade and to pay taxes. Goods came to the Roman Republic from several regions outside of Italy.
Explanation:
Archaeological and written sources prove that the Romans used money in exchange. The Romans had a highly developed monetary system, one of the highest quality in all of antiquity. It was common knowledge that the Romans had a highly developed trade, so they traded with many countries outside their state's borders. Luxury goods from other parts of the world came to Rome most often.
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The Toltec Empire existed from the 10th to the 12th centuries. The Aztecs existed from 14th to the 16th centuries.
It is believed by historians that the Aztec Empire was built off of the remains of the Toltec Empire. Evidence of the empire was found in Aztec religion, images, and ritual. The site of Tula has also provided evidence connecting the two civilizations. Both were located in the central parts of Mexico with the Aztecs expanding beyond the central region to the coast.
Because the colonies had experienced an abuse of power from King George the Third and Parliament, they were worried that forming a strong central government could give the government the abilities to impose on their individual liberties. Therefore, the Articles of Confederation established a weak central government and strong state governments.
C Citizens are better informed about the actions of their government.
Answer:
Pretty sure it's D. The central government had no power to tax.
Explanation:
The colonists, and Congress, were adamant about being polar opposites of the British government. This includes the seemingly unnecessary taxes that they strived to get away from. They left taxes to state governments, rather than the federal government.