The fact that the new nation had no national currency reflected

A.) the inability of the 13 states to agree about money.

B.) the inflation that made money nearly worthless.

C.) the weak central government of the new nation.

D.) the inability of the nation to trade with other nations.

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London Davila

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3 February, 11:34

The fact that the new nation had no national currency reflected

A.) the inability of the 13 states to agree about money.

B.) the inflation that made money nearly worthless.

C.) the weak central government of the new nation.

D.) the inability of the nation to trade with other nations.

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Robert · Answer 1

A is the correct answer.

Up until the early 1800s, and really until today, States do not get along when it comes to money. The Articles of Confederation purposefully had a weak central government and no national currency as each State had its own war debt and some were quicker to pay it off than others. Currency needs to be back by something, so, the more prudent states opposed the freeloading of the less prudent and more debt ridden states.

The fact that the new nation had no national currency reflectedA.) the inability of the 13 states to agree about money.B.) the inflation that made money nearly worthless.C.) the weak central government of the new nation.D.) the inability of the nation to trade with other nations.

The fact that the new nation had no national currency reflected

A.) the inability of the 13 states to agree about money.

B.) the inflation that made money nearly worthless.

C.) the weak central government of the new nation.

D.) the inability of the nation to trade with other nations.