Money does not naturally have a value attached to it. It is after all, scraps of paper or coins. It is the government decrees concerning money that assign value to it. The governments issue legal tenders and assign value for all these notes and coins. All modern acceptable forms of payment are called fiat money. The buying power and value of this currency is determined by the local government's strength of economy. An economically strong and stable country's money automatically gains more value.
I believe the answer is <em>A). </em><u><em>It was a defensive measure by Robert E. Lee</em></u>
Answer:
giving citizen influence over their government
He was passionate and committed to the course of farm workers, and provided unwavering front line leadership. He was also a clever strategists who employed networking skills a great deal.
It eliminates the aspect of it being hereditary. So, you won't automatically get it because of your relation to the previous worker.
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