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Partisans during the American Revolution would have supported?
Continental Congress
Why did people describe something without value as not worth a continental?
The continental was a currency issued by the Continental Congress during the American Revolution, which was essentially worthless since it was not backed by any concrete assets.
What was the American army called during the American Revolution?
The American navy was almost no navy at all. However, the French navy was a respectable force second only to the British navy. The French navy helped the American Revolution immensely.
How long has the dollar bill been around?
it has been around seince [sic] 1880CorrectionDollar-denominated bills were first issued as Continental Currency, issued by the Continental Congress during the American revolution. Up till 1862, private banks issued their own currency. That year, the first federally issued $1 bills were released as United States Notes.
What did Juan de Miralles do?
he was the first unoficial spanish observer of the Continental congress during the rvolution.
