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Which continent invented money?
Money(currency) was developed in the Mesopotamian (the first civilization).
What collection of an eye for an eye laws were developed in Babylon?
It was the developed by The Code of Hammurabi.
Who developed the roads and trade in India?
The person who developed roads and trade in India was maybe the Aryan Empire
Why have suburbs grown so rapidly in developed world?
why are suburban grown so rapidly in the developed world
Who developed a triangular trade system?
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Why was Saint Nicholas day developed?
It was developed because, he gave money to the unfortunate.
Which continent invented money?
Money(currency) was developed in the Mesopotamian (the first civilization).
What civilization developed coin money?
The Lydian empire.
Who developed a money economy the Phoenicians or the lydians?
Lydians
Why did civilizations?
it developed because if it had not we would not have money Civilization developed because of the debate on anthropological circles.This is what started it all.
What are some reasons France is a developed country?
it has a lot of money.
When was money invente?
Money (currency) was developed in the mesopotamian times, the first civilizations. in James allens arse
Why did civilizations develop?
it developed because if it had not we would not have money Civilization developed because of the debate on anthropological circles.This is what started it all.
Was Money the first software program that Microsoft developed?
Yes,,,,,,no,,,,,not sure...................
What single characteristic separates more developed countries from less developed countries?
Good economy activity, And money (country income)
Why did early civilizations develop?
it developed because if it had not we would not have money Civilization developed because of the debate on anthropological circles.This is what started it all.
Why money markets are not fully developed in kenya?
Money markets in Kenya are not fully developed due to factors such as limited participation from financial institutions, low liquidity in the market, and a lack of diverse financial products. Additionally, regulatory constraints and the dominance of the banking sector have hindered the growth of the money markets in Kenya.
