Which of the following answer choices states the similarities between the Roman and Han economic systems?(1 point)

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Both of their economies relied on slave labor and the work of skilled artisans.
Both of their economies relied on slave labor and the work of skilled artisans.

Both of their economies were based on agricultural production and a combination of overland and sea trade.
Both of their economies were based on agricultural production and a combination of overland and sea trade.

Both of their economies used a combination of round silver coins and paper money.
Both of their economies used a combination of round silver coins and paper money.

Both of their economies had limited land and sea trade routes.

Answer 1

The most accurate answer choice that states the similarities between the Roman and Han economic systems is:

Both of their economies were based on agricultural production and a combination of overland and sea trade.

Both empires heavily relied on agriculture as the foundation of their economies and engaged in extensive trade networks that included both overland routes (like the Silk Road for the Han and various roads for the Romans) and maritime trade.