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Why was the money issued by the Continental Congress of little value? The short supply of money caused many to barter for goods. England controlled the currency. The money did n…

Why was the money issued by the Continental Congress of little value? The short supply of money caused many to barter for goods. England controlled the currency. The money did n…
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Why was the money issued by the Continental Congress of little value? The short supply of money caused many to barter for goods. England controlled the currency. The money did not have enough gold and silver to back it up.

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C: The money did not have enough gold and silver to back it up.

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