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Why was charging interest not commonly used in Shakespearean times?
Why was charging interest not commonly used in Shakespearean times?
- It was banned by the Christian Church
- It was banned by other religious institutions
- Non-Christian groups were excluded from economic opportunities
- All of the above (correct)
Who tended to be the only ones who charged interest?
Who tended to be the only ones who charged interest?
- The Christian Church
- Christian groups
- The Jewish community
- Non-Christian groups (correct)
Which Shakespearean play features a Jewish money-lender named Shylock as its central villain?
Which Shakespearean play features a Jewish money-lender named Shylock as its central villain?
- Macbeth
- Romeo and Juliet
- Hamlet
- The Merchant of Venice (correct)
Where were credit and interest technologies already being used during Shakespearean times?
Where were credit and interest technologies already being used during Shakespearean times?
Who wrote a book called Liber Abaci that changed the understanding of credit and interest?
Who wrote a book called Liber Abaci that changed the understanding of credit and interest?