During the Civil War, the government faced two classic problems: How to acquire the financial resources it needed to carry on the affairs of government and, at the same time, stabilize the monetary system. It solved this dual problem by creating

a. Continental currency which soon rapidly depreciated
b. the Second Bank of the United States
c. a national banking system by enacting the National Bank Act
d. the Exchequer of the Currency department to abolish the national currency
e. speculative land notes that could easily be converted to gold


C

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