Answer the following question with at least three complete sentences. be sure to use specific examples from the lessons in your answer. how did a lack of coins and roads effect trade during india's vedic age?

The lack of roads didn't affect trade much during India's Vedic age because river navigation existed which allowed trade. The lack of coins didn't affect trade much either. This is because they bartered for things such as crops and cattle and there was little need for crafted products. There was no point for coins during the Vedic age.

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