A difference between money issues by colonies and money issued by the

Continental Congress was that money issued by each colony was:

A. used to buy weapons.

B. accepted in every colony.

C. used to pay soldiers.

D. backed by real wealth.

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Paola Ramsey

29 April, 11:40

A difference between money issues by colonies and money issued by the

Continental Congress was that money issued by each colony was:

A. used to buy weapons.

B. accepted in every colony.

C. used to pay soldiers.

D. backed by real wealth.

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Macy Yoder · Answer 1

The answer is D.

Explanation:

The Continental Congress used to issue money during the Revolutionary War. The continental, as it was called, depreciated fast because it wasn't backed by reserves of gold or silver.

A difference between money issues by colonies and money issued by theContinental Congress was that money issued by each colony was:A. used to buy weapons.B. accepted in every colony.C. used to pay soldiers.D. backed by real wealth.

A difference between money issues by colonies and money issued by the

Continental Congress was that money issued by each colony was:

A. used to buy weapons.

B. accepted in every colony.

C. used to pay soldiers.

D. backed by real wealth.