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No 1783 Trade Dollars exist, first year of issue was 1873
Political problems were mainly in the type of government that we wanted to set up long term. from 1776-1783 there was no ruling government for the first part of the American Revolution. Then in 1783 they temporarily set up a confederate government in 1783. It was the Confederate Government run by the Articles of Confederation. Then realizing that this was not a healthy long term option they squabbled over what type of government should be set up. Some thought that a monarchy should be setup with Washington at the helm. Others thought that Washington should lead a military coup d'etat and become a military dictator. Ideas were widely spread. Economically to but simply. America was broke. To be best compared to the the modern day country of Belize. The British had pulled out of trade with America helping to lose their number 1 trade partner
The U.S. did not issue silver dollars until 1794. You may have a fantasy piece or a copy of an early Continental piece, but without more information it's difficult to say. Prior to 1794 the U.S. adopted the Charles III Spanish silver dollar as legal tender. If you search through Google you will find Wikipedia information, including pictures, that will help you determine if this is what you have.
One of the most important inventions in American history, was the cotton gin which made taking seeds out of cotton 50 times more effective than by hand. Thus, slaves were "needed" by the south to pick the cotton to fit the fast pace of the cotton gin. In fact, right before the cotton gin's invention, slavery was on the decline. Cotton in the south of the united states became a one crop economy, as 50% of all the exports of the United states, which was unheard of.
Gorham A. Worth was born in 1783.
It is worth $726
They are all in the same locations as they were in 1783.
it has no power no authority today and it is to teach people the history of the revolutionary war
The value of a 1783 Spanish Half Real is around $90 in well preserved condition. A well circulated coin is worth about $10.
WE basically won our right to vote when we won the American revolution on July 4, 1783 but we didn't vote the way we do today until we signed the constitution on September 17, 1783
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it ended in 1783
The Treaty of Paris was signed on 3 September 1783.
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