A difference between money issued by colonies and money issued by the Continental Congress was that money issued by each colony was: A. backed by real wealth. B. used to pay soldiers. C. used to buy weapons.

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A difference between money issued by colonies and money issued by the

Continental Congress was that money issued by each colony was:
A. backed by real wealth.
B. used to pay soldiers.
C. used to buy weapons.
D. accepted in every colony.

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Backed by real wealth

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