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In the Mauryan Empire, what was the effect of reducing taxes on farmers? The price of food increased. The economy was weakened. The farmers grew more crops. The government ultim…

In the Mauryan Empire, what was the effect of reducing taxes on farmers? The price of food increased. The economy was weakened. The farmers grew more crops. The government ultim…
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In the Mauryan Empire, what was the effect of reducing taxes on farmers?

The price of food increased.
The economy was weakened.
The farmers grew more crops.
The government ultimately raised less revenue.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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User Camilo Martin
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Answer:The farmers grew more crops

Explanation: Because if you go read about it you will see that in the 3rd paragraph it talks about them growing more crops.

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