By the end of the third century BCE, Rome, Carthage, and Gaul had all began minting their own coins. How was this money economy related to Alexander's conquests

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Weston Willis

8 August, 13:31

By the end of the third century BCE, Rome, Carthage, and Gaul had all began minting their own coins. How was this money economy related to Alexander's conquests

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Gauge Middleton · Answer 1

Economic management

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We all know that Alexander was truely ¨the Great¨ for having succesfully conquered Asia Minor, Persia and India; little do we know of his superb economic management that allowed him to do so. Salary rates, supplies, taxes and indirect taxes, donations, loans and minting of coins all formed part of the military machine that made his military conquests possible.