As inflation increased and the Roman Empire experienced greater political instability there was violent unrest. Through both the Republic and the Empire the minting of coins was strictly regulated by the state. There were too many coins in the Empire and others were added which were not made of silver. The concentration of wealth in fewer and fewer hands often led to mob riots threatened to bring the Empire down.
Increased inflation caused greater political instability in the Roman Empire, resulting in violent unrest. Option (c) or (iii) is hence the proper response.
There was violent upheaval as inflation rose and the Roman Empire became more politically unstable.
The minting of coins was carefully regulated by the state during both the Republic and the Empire.
The Empire had too many coins, therefore new ones were introduced that were not made of silver.
The accumulation of riches in fewer and fewer hands frequently resulted in mob disturbances, which threatened the Empire's survival.
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