The best answer is C, believed it would be easier for debtors to pay their creditor.
Supporters of the Free Silver Movement of the 19th century argued that an expanded currency through the use of silver for coinage would have many positive economic effects, including the ability for debtors to pay their creditors more quickly and easily. Supporters saw the Free Silver Movement as a way of creating economic equality for those less fortunate or those in debt, while those opposed believed it would devastate the financial markets.
This 200-year period saw unprecedented peace and economic prosperity throughout the Empire, which spanned from England in the north to Morocco in the south and Iraq in the east.
The correct option is B
The Electoral College is the body of elected representatives charged with electing the president and vice president of the United States. The Electoral College has 538 electors since 1964. The electoral college of each state issues its vote on the first Monday following the second Wednesday of December, and the two chambers of Congress officially count and verify the final results in the first week of January. The electoral college is an example of indirect election.
On October 26, 1776, exactly one month to the day after being named an agent of a diplomatic commission by the Continental Congress, Benjamin Franklin sets sail from Philadelphia for France, with which he was to negotiate and secure a formal alliance and treaty.
In France, the accomplished Franklin was feted throughout scientific and literary circles and he quickly became a fixture in high society. While his personal achievements were celebrated, Franklin’s diplomatic success in France was slow in coming. Although it had been secretly aiding the Patriot cause since the outbreak of the American Revolution, France felt it could not openly declare a formal allegiance with the United States until they were assured of an American victory over the British.
For the next year, Franklin made friends with influential officials throughout France, while continuing to push for a formal alliance. France continued to secretly support the Patriot cause with shipments of war supplies, but it was not until the American victory over the British at the Battle of Saratoga in October 1777 that France felt an American victory in the war was possible.
A few short months after the Battle of Saratoga, representatives of the United States and France, including Benjamin Franklin, officially declared an alliance
