Roman coins

Traders carried goods to Rome through

• caravans

• aeroplanes

• ships

• bullock cart

What else were Roman coins used for?

• Use coins as decoration in their homes.

• Use coins for board game pieces.

• Use coins as offerings of peace.

• Use coins to give info about their leaders.

What happened to coins every time there was a new leader in ancient Rome?

• The design on the coin changed to represent the new leader.

• Nothing, they just stayed the same.

• The old coins were donated to charity.

• The coins became more valuable.

When was coinage introduced into Rome?

• 4th century BCE

• 4th century BC

• 3rd century BCE

• 3rd century BC

What was used before then?

• Grains

• Weights

• Salt

• They used a barter system

What did the Roman Empire spend tax money on?

• Rhoads, bridges, aqueducts

• Bridgis, Roads, Aqueducts

• Aqueducts, Roades, Bridges

• Roads, bridges, aqueducts

Just like the Greek coins, on Roman coins they used

• different names

• different images

• similar names

• similiar images

The Roman Government did this with their monetary value.

• guaranteed it

• made it

• traded it

• denied it

Roman coins were

• easier to show

• easier to trade

• easier to carry

• easier to steal

Roman coins had images of

• rulers and kings

• rulers or the mint they came from

• the mint they came from or kings

• rulers and gladiators