ONLY ANSWER IF YOU KNOW THAT WHAT YOU PICKED WAS RIGHT ITS A 31QUESTION TEST Read this quote below and answer the question that follows:
"It is worthy to be observed, that there is not a year but it costs our state [Rome] to QUESTION TESTfurnish into India, 500,000 sesterces [Roman unit of currency]. For which the Indians send back merchandise, which at Rome is sold for a hundred times as much as it cost."
From: Pliny the Elder, Natural History, Book VII.
What does this quote from Pliny imply about the reasons that Romans traded with India?
Choose 1
Choose 1

(Choice A)
A
Goods that could be purchased cheaply from India were very valuable in Rome

(Choice B)
B
Romans were probably trading for things in India that were also available in Rome

(Choice C)
C
Indians wanted Roman-made goods

(Choice D)
D
Goods from India were worth the same amount in both India and Rome

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