Question

when the roman mints ceased their production of coins, what were many europeans forced to do?
○ borrow from banks
○ migrate to asia
○ develop credit
○ barter for goods

Explanation:

When Roman mints stopped making coins, a monetary system relying on coins collapsed. Without coins as a medium of exchange, bartering (trading goods directly) became necessary. Borrowing from banks wasn't common then, migrating to Asia is illogical, and developing credit isn't the immediate response to lack of coins.

Answer:

D. barter for goods