Question

Why Romans imposed trade restrictions with India after third century A.D?

• A. Because they found Indian goods to be of bad quality.
  
• B. Because the trade was in favour of Romans.
  
• C. Because India was unable to deliver goods on time.
  
• D. Because Romans were losing a huge amount of their wealth to India in the form of gold coins.
  

Answer 1

The correct option is D Because Romans were losing a huge amount of their wealth to India in the form of gold coins.


As India was highly resourceful, all the trade profit was in favour of India; many Roman leaders realised that they are losing all their gold coins for the luxury; thus they imposed restrictions which reduced India's export.