BigBook-Book 3 Unit 09 (E)

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세트공유

to agree to receive or allow
Tobacco was valuable like gold and silver, and the "tobacco notes" were accepted there for most of the 18th century.

coin

a small, flat and round piece of metal used as money
People began to use coins in Greece and Rome around 600 B.C.

common

shared by two or more people or groups
Federal money was common to all of the states.

currency

the money that a country uses
Later, Virginia and Maryland used real tobacco leaves for their legal currency.

dollar

a basic unit of money in the U.S.
American paper money is called dollars or bank notes.

federal

relating to the central government
In 1862, the U.S.Department of the Treasury printed the first federal money.

gold

a soft yellow metal that is very valuable
The value of the paper notes was based on the value of gold and silver.

historically

based on history
They have pictures of powerful and historically important people on them.

legal

based on the law
Later, Virginia and Maryland used real tobacco leaves for their legal currency.

money

something used as a way to pay for goods and services
He is rich. He has a lot of money!

official

having authority
In 1690, the first official bank notes were printed in the New World.

to cause to appear on paper using a machine
In 1690, the first official bank notes were printed in the New World.

silver

a soft grayish-white metal that is very valuable
The value of the paper notes was based on the value of gold and silver.

value

the price or cost of something
The value of the paper notes was based on the value of gold and silver.