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What was the currency authorized by Congress to finance the Revolution and depreciated to near worthlessness?
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"continental" paper money
"continental" paper money
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Paper currency authorized by Congress to finance the Revolution depreciated to near worthlessness?
that would be the Continental, made famous by the expression, " Not worth a Continental", after it became worthless.
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Congress authorized that rank on 25 July 1866.
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1776.
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to revise the articles of confederation.
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Who sanctioned the US Navy?
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What paper pocket change was first authorized by Congress in the 1860?
Postal currency ;)
