Toward the end of the Roman Empire, what caused a decrease in the use of coined money?

A.

The Romans were unable to make as many coins.

B.

The Romans began using paper forms of money.

C.

The emperors shown on coins were no longer popular.

D.

The coins were made from cheaper materials.

The coins were made from cheaper materials which caused decrease in the use of coined money. Thus the correct answer is Option D.

Explanation:

The Roman was an empire centered in the city of Rome, Europe. This empire expanded beyond southern Europe and included the territories of North Africa and Anatolia. Its rival was the Persian Empire which was located east of the Furat River.

Latin and Greek languages were spoken at different places in the Roman Empire and in 1303 it declared Christianity as a religion.

Answer choice D