Paper currency or banknotes are pieces of paper that carry a payment promise for the currency written on them and which is payable to the bearer on demand. At the beginning, banknotes were issued by commercial banks that backed their value by holding reserves of gold and silver coins. Nowadays, its value is fiduciary, it is not backed by any physical good of the same value.
The development of paper currency by Song's dinasty meant a considerable improvement from merchants and traders at those times. Paper money was much easier to transport if compared to coins, both in terms of size and weight. Merchants could travel for a longer time carrying their profits with them on the way and became more efficient in their businesses.
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'Agree' it means to agree with someone
Article 2A (leases) of the UCC directly addresses personal property leases. Article 2A covers all leases of goods. This was added to the Uniform Commercial Code in 1987. By adding this into the UCC, they were able to establish laws that govern what is acceptable and unacceptable pertaining to personal property leasing.
When a small percentage of a country does agriculture, then it indicates that the country relies heavily on food imports from other countries. If they do not grow their own, let's say, vegetables or fruits, then they have to get the necessary staple foods from imports. It will most likely also indicate that the country is trying to be more industrialized focusing more on other industries as compared to concentrating on growing food, plants, and crops. It may also indicate that the country's land is not very conducive for growing a lot of kinds of crops.
1st amendment- freedom of religion, speech, petition and assembly
2nd amendment- rights to bear arms
3rd amendment- no quartering of soldiers
4th amendment- protection against illegal search and seizure
5th amendment- protection against self-incrimination double jeopardy “I plead the fifth” (basically you don’t have to say anything that will make your situation worse)
6th amendment- right to speedy and public trial, impartial jury and rights to counsel
7th amendment- right to a trial by jury in common-law cases
8th amendment- protection against cruel and unusual punishment, no excessive bail imposed
9th amendment- the enumeration of rights in the constitution won’t be used against the people
10th amendment- reserved powers to the state
11th amendment- states are protected from being sued by citizens or another state
12th amendment- separated balloting procedures for president and vice president
(put them as a team)
13th amendment- abolition of slavery
14th amendment- granted former slaves citizenship and equal protection, established principle of selective incorporation
15th amendment- African-American men could vote
16th amendment- establish federal income tax
17th amendment- direct election of US senators
18th amendment- prohibition
19th amendment- Women have the rights to vote
20th amendment- President and vice president‘s term of office begins on January 20th and no longer in March
21st amendment- repeal or prohibition
22nd amendment- presidents limited to two terms
23rd amendment- D.C. give. presidential electors
24th amendment- poll tax is illegal
25th amendment- established VP as successors if he is unable to serve P can nominate VP if there is a VP vacancy
26th amendment- 18-year-olds have the right to vote
27th amendment- congressional pay raises will only take effect after the next election
