<span>What might a French Peasant have grumbled about in 1789?
Answer:
</span>The high cost of bread. One loaf of bread cost usually one month of work.
I think its A. but not so sure
<span>The British, unlike the Colonists, paid with gold coins, instead of bills, as was customary in the colonies. The
American colonists used both the English, Spanish and French coins
during the time they were British Colony, but when the War of
Independence was about to begin, the Continental Congress financed the
coming war, creating the new money American, called Continental Currency. <span>The problem came later, when the devaluation of this currency was so great, that it became synonymous with "lack of value".</span></span>
