Question

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

Explanation:

When Roman mints stopped coin production, a monetary system relying on coins collapsed. Barter (trading goods directly) was a fallback as coins were unavailable. Migrating to Asia, borrowing from banks (which weren't prevalent then), or developing credit don't fit the context of immediate coin shortage.

Answer:

A. barter for goods