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It had to do with a few things: inflation and trade. When Rome needed extra money, they began minting their coins with less precious metal in order to make more coins with the same amount of precious metal. This caused an over circulation of money causing the money to lose much of its value. Trade also contributed. When the Roman Empire was split, each part lost the economic benefits of the other part. This was a problem because the east had control over the major trade routs. This prevented Rome from gaining any large profit from trade.
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Romes soilders became less loyal and disiplined
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The economy of the United States crashed in 1929 and caused the Great Depression. The uneven distribution of wealth led to this because the poor had no money at all, and the rich had all of the money. When the economy crashed, everyone lost money.
World War two stopped the economy for 5 years, it caused the loss of thousands of British men. It put Britain severely in debt.
The Continental System
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There are many things that Alexander the great did to strengthen or weaken the economy of a city he conquered. Some of these things include stretching out his empire and fighting various battles with Persia to break their power.
Caused confusion and doubt among Christians
Charles Romes's birth name is Charles Michael Romes.
It provided peace and security within which to develop agriculture, trade and upgrade living standards.