Question

By the end of the Revolutionary War, Continental dollars were

Question 14 options:

very valuable.


considered worthless.


held in banks.


were mostly gold.

Answer 1

Considered useless

Answer 2

Answer: The correct answer is : considered worthless.

Explanation: The continental congress to finance the war issued paper money that had no backing from either gold or silver. At the end of the war, about a quarter of a billion dollars had been printed, which was too high, which at the end of the revolution practically had no value.