There wasn't any common currency in the Confederation era. The central government and the states each had their own separate money, which mades with other countries many difficult. To add, the Confederation relied on the states to send tax money to the central government. The central government lacked funds and thus they could not maintain a military or the paper currency.
Answer: Much of the research on the adjudication problems that confronted Spanish and Mexican land grant heirs in New Mexico has focused on the conflicts between private and common property-tenure arrangements. While historians have focused on the patterns of speculation by Santa Fe Ring lawyers and commercial speculators, their emphasis has been on the almost impossibly contradictory and irresolvable conflicts that arose from the collision between Spanish and Mexican common property arrangements, and the largely fee-simple rubric found in Anglo law.
Satellites.
Satellites allowed these stations to broadcast.
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