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U.S. History A22 (11/20)

All of the above. The average American household survived by growing their own food and producing their own clothing. Americans also bought little from third parties.

During the 17th and 18th century, how strong was colonial paper currency?

A- Worthless in foreign exchange.
B- Stronger than European currency.
C- The system of taxation was fractured but colonial paper remained the strongest.
D- Government spending increased the value of colonial paper.

U.S. History A22 (11/20)

All of the above. The average American household survived by growing their own food and producing their own clothing. Americans also bought little from third parties.

During the 17th and 18th century, how strong was colonial paper currency?

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