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In ancient times, coins made from gold and silver gradually replaced which commonly used means of exchange in commerce? A) Barter B) Beads & Shells C) Cuneiform Tablets D) S…

In ancient times, coins made from gold and silver gradually replaced which commonly used means of exchange in commerce? A) Barter B) Beads & Shells C) Cuneiform Tablets D) S…
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In ancient times, coins made from gold and silver gradually replaced which commonly used means of exchange in commerce?

A) Barter
B) Beads & Shells
C) Cuneiform Tablets
D) Slaves

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Before coins made of gold and silver were used in trading, the system was first using barter. Hence, the answer to the question above is letter A. People then were giving goods in exchange for another good and or of services. 
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