Money emerged out of the barter economy when goldsmiths kept gold for people and gave them receipts instead. The receipts became the "money".
In the 1600s, a lot of London merchants would place their gold in locked storage rooms of the goldsmiths in the city for preservation; the goldsmiths would give receipts to the merchants. The receipts could also be cashed in for gold, which had real value.
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The lives of hunter-gatherer communities and the lives of settlers of early farming communities were alike in many ways. First of all, they were both early, so they were primitive. They didn't have many tools, and the tools they possessed were simple and crude. They were different because the lives of the the farmers had many more tools. They had the tools to sow and dig and water. The hunter-gatherer communities only had weapons, rather than actual tools.
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C, Niagara Falls is around Canada
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*The soldiers hired on the the frontiers were not willing to go defend other parts of the empire. (Correct!) <--------------------------------------------------------------------
*Soldiers in the outer parts of the Roman Empire often supported local commanders instead of the emperor. (Correct!) <------------------------------------------
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*Regardless of the strength of the emperors, the Roman army was unable to hold back barbarian invasions from the south and west. (INCORRECT!!!)
C. Other countries wanted to industrialize like Britain.
