How did the seas benefit the economy of Rome? a
The seas kept other lands out so trade decreased.
b
Romans had easy access to the sea for trade with other lands.
c
There were too many seas so trade was difficult with other lands.
d
There were no seas large enough to travel for trade... they traded over land.

Romans thrived off of imported goods, and importers were among the wealthiest citizens of the Empire. The trading of goods for goods barter system was alive and well in the ancient world, but the Romans also used one of the world's most developed coinage systems

the answer is c

Explanation:

Imports. Romans thrived off of imported goods, and importers were among the wealthiest citizens of the Empire. The trading of goods for goods barter system was alive and well in the ancient world, but the Romans also used one of the world's most developed coinage systems.

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