In 1773, people primarily used British pounds, shillings, and pence as currency in the American colonies, as they were still under British rule. In addition to coins, which were often made of silver or gold, colonists also used paper money and commodities like tobacco or wheat for trade. However, the use of currency varied regionally, and some areas relied more heavily on barter systems. The Continental Congress later introduced the Continental Currency during the American Revolution in the 1770s.
No, they did not use livers as money they would have somebody carry it or did not even bring
Samuel Adams said this in 1773 at the Boston Tea Party in Massachusetts.
The Boston Tea Party occurred on December 16, 1773.
Thursday, December 16, 1773. It happened at the Boston Harbor, on Griffin's Wharf.
Hoping to help the British East Indian company out of it's financial problems, Parliament passed the Tea Act in 1773.
It was about to wage a war with the American colonies.
They didn't use money, but their slaves did.
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Yes, people in Sudan do use money. The currency of Sudan is the Sudanese Pound.
The people of Cote d'Ivoire use West African CFA franc as money
A money substitute is something people can use instead of money.
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to spend it
People who use it
They use some of it on welfare for people who don't have enough money.
since I was there 200 years ago, I know the exact time.... it happened at night time and I saw lots of people throw tea on December 17th, 1773....like c'mon....who would know the exact time... all the people who were there are DEAD.