William McKinley, the Republican candidate in the 1896 presidential election, favored a gold backing policy. He supported the gold standard, which aimed to stabilize the currency and attract investment by tying the dollar to a fixed amount of gold. This stance was in contrast to his opponent, William Jennings Bryan, who advocated for bimetallism and the free coinage of silver to increase the money supply. McKinley's position ultimately resonated with many voters and contributed to his electoral victory.
the time of the gold taken out of the us dollar was 1971MoreThe US went off the gold standard in stages. Use of gold in coins ended in 1933 when the government outlawed private ownership of gold and increased its controlled price as part of efforts to end the Great Depression. In 1971 President Nixon ended all controls on the metal's price, allowing it to float and ending its use as backing for the US dollar.
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No treaty started or ended the Great Depression. The depression years were an economic event that worsened with the world's rigid adherence to the gold standard behind major currencies. Its devastating effects began to soften and disappear with the worldwide devaluations of currency in terms of its backing by gold. In fact, during the depression years, every major currency abandoned convertibility to gold.
The Stalwarts were a faction within the Republican party. They favored machine politics. Machine politics is where a boss or a small group of individuals run politics and reward their supporters.
You have your scenario a little mixed up. The British found out about the gold and diamonds long before apartheid ever existed. The discovery of gold and diamonds was in the late 1800's, while 'Apartheid' as a policy started in 1948.
The "gold bugs" were a faction within the Democratic Party in the late 19th century that advocated for the gold standard as opposed to the bimetallism favored by the broader party. They believed that backing the U.S. dollar solely with gold would stabilize the economy and strengthen the currency. Their candidate for president in the 1896 election was William McKinley, who supported the gold standard, in contrast to the Democratic nominee, William Jennings Bryan, who championed bimetallism.
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I think all 3 Americans, Kelly Clark, Hannah Teter, and Gretchen Bleiler were favored over her but Bright got the gold in Vancouver.
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The key swing factor for gold prices has traditionally been speculative demand, arising from the role of gold as a hedge against inflation and backing for currency.
No. Currently may countries have central banks that hold gold. But no countries are using gold as an official means of exchange and no countries are backing their currency with gold.
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Humans use gold for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is the jewelry industry. Gold has historically been used as currency or as a backing for currency. Gold is also used in electronics and audio components.
He was among the favorites, but no one was more favored than Javier Sotomayor, reigning Olympic Champion and World Record holder.
Elvis Presley's favorite color was black. He also favored blue, white, and gold.
The backing (possibly gold or silver) and the economy, as well as many other reasons and variables.