How did Axumite currency reflect Axum’s culture?
It was made of iron and imprinted with an ankh.
It incorporated Christian symbols and Geez writing.
It pictured horse-drawn chariots and warriors.
It depicted pharaohs and hieroglyphs.

The correct answer is B) it incorporated Christian symbols and Geez writing.

The Axumite currency reflected Axum’s culture in that it incorporated Christian symbols and Geez writing.

The kingdom of Aksum was a great Empire that inhabited the territory of Ethiopia, Africa. Its coins were very special for the people of Aksum in that reflected its culture, its most important figures, and rulers. Carved with Greek and Ethiopian inscriptions, the coins also included figures of the Christian religion that showed that Aksum people were devotees of this religion.