Before countries had money, they relied on a barter system, where goods and services were directly exchanged for other goods and services. This system had limitations, such as the need for a double coincidence of wants, meaning both parties had to desire what the other offered. As societies grew more complex, the inefficiencies of barter led to the development of various forms of money, such as shells, metals, and eventually paper currency, to facilitate trade and improve economic interactions.
all of them, we want money, we are greeding mofos :)
No it happened way after WW1. It even came after WW2.
a lot of money spent
they gave it to there family:)
It is hard for these countries to earn money in other ways.
they didnt use it
They carried on as before, increasing the number of members and countries that they were active in.
Greece used the Drachma before 2002. Since then it uses the Euro.
They have no control over things that happened before death. They may be able to bring some of it back into the estate.
countries not presently printing money
The countries that Mexico owed money to are France, Spain, USA, and England.This is not the answer to "Why did Mexico borrow money from other countries" :/
It depends which countries laws you are referring to. In most countries there were movements, protests (violent and non-violent) and organisations promoting civil rights.
Countries get money by getting taxes, or maybe they would get paid for the job they have
because they dont have the money to build barriers and flood defence systems before hand.
haiti was poor before the big earthquake happened haiti's government wasn't good and money wise they were a very poor nation.
This Never Happened Before was created in 2006.
There is no single answer. Different countries use papers of different quality - or even plastics.