Anonymous Anonymous

11-09-2015
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Why was the development of towns economically important?

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy

18-09-2015

The development of towns was very economically important since this allowed people to trade goods and services in a very efficient way--as opposed to having to find all goods and services on their own.

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TobeySnaps TobeySnaps

17-12-2018

The towns became centers of commerce.

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