No it didn't. for a few good reasons:
1) The money was easy to counterfit
2) Congress made too much money. example: If everyone has 5 million $100 bills, the $100 bills aren't worth anything
3) Congress had very little to back up the money. Like we have gold to back up our money, congress didn't have that.
Hey here are some advantages- money, more men, well equipped soldiers, professional soldiers, AND, ships to carry supplies!
It may well have been Peter Townsend.
By newspapers.
well first the chinese said WE LOVE PAPER AND MONEY SO LETS MAKE SOME PAPER MONEY THEN EVERYONE SAID HE WAS CRAZY BUT THEN AFTER HE MADE paper money and everyone thought tit was a a great idea *WRONG* The Chinese government thought that large amount of coins are difficult to carry. So they invented paper money in order to solve the problem. ~Improved by Pinksakuraeya
Florida served as a safe haven for loyalists escaping the fighting of the northern colonies during the Revolutionary War. The British evacuation of loyalists from St. Augustine is well documented.
they used it to well when they sold silk people would use paper money so there you have peeps paper money thank you thank you you've been a great.. well what ever by by
Egypt uses both paper currency as well as metal coins as money.
During the American Revolutionary War the colonists sought money as well as supplies from the French. This included troops, munitions, and Naval forces.
Hey here are some advantages- money, more men, well equipped soldiers, professional soldiers, AND, ships to carry supplies!
They didn't know the land they were fighting on as well.
It may well have been Peter Townsend.
Highly trained troops, modern weapons, well organized, money.
The money in Haiti are called Gourdes. They have paper money as well as coins, but they are called gourdes.
the money has the queens head on the coin and the the paper note The money in the UK is not LONDON money....it is British money, and paper notes are changed every so often and have famous people on them, as well as the Queen
No. He was not born till well after the Civil War.
The British were well-equipped soldiers and had a large, powerful navy.
Paper money has no intrinsic value and is easy to counterfeit. As a result, massive amounts of paper money were printed and distributed. The market had more money than goods and services, thus resulting in higher prices for goods and services, in the process it devalued the paper money.