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Why did the U.S. dollar become a substitute for gold in international markets during the 20th century? A. The United States sols gold at the lowest prices in the world. B. The United States had the world's
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Why did the U.S. dollar become a substitute for gold in international markets during the 20th century?

A. The United States sols gold at the lowest prices in the world.
B. The United States had the world's largest gold reserves
C. The United States declared that the U.S. dollar was fiat currency
D. The United States threatened to cut off trade other countries

I got B right

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Answer: The United States had the world's largest gold reserves.

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B

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