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How did the use of standard currency, or coins, help the economy of the Roman Empire?
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How did the use of standard currency, or coins, help the economy of the Roman Empire?

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The use of standard currency/coins help the economy of the Roman Empire because Roman coins were often used as tools by Europeans to circulate various forms of news and propaganda to the people and the world.
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People would trade for Roman coins even if they did not want Roman goods.

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