Social Studies, 23.09.2019 05:50, risarod6106

What was the goal of shi huangdi’s currency policy?
to control people’s thinking
to keep prices for food and necessities low
to make trade easier between regions of china
to improve the system of laws in the country

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What was the goal of shi huangdi’s currency policy?
to control people’s thinking
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