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Which of the following is NOT a reason trade thrived during the Roman empire?

A) The empire was not at war, so the lands were peaceful
B) The empire shared a language with all their trading partners
C) The navy ensured safe ocean travel and trade
D) The empire all had one currency

User Thiago Murakami
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Answer: B) The empire shared a language with all their trading partners

Explanation: The question asks which of the following is NOT a reason. A, C, & D are all reasons trade thrived during the Roman Empire.

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Answer: A

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The option A is incorrect because the Roman Empire was actually constantly at war with neighboring territories and empires. Roman expansion through military conquest was one of the key factors that allowed the empire to expand its territories and establish trade routes. Therefore, option A is not a reason trade thrived during the Roman Empire.

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