Money provided people a convenient method of exchange.

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People give money its value.

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Merchants will trade you goods for money.

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Paper money gives the public a lightweight medium of exchange.

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Enough money will buy you almost any product.

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History teaches us lessons about how the value of money can change.

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In times of economic disaster, people have given merchants wheelbarrows full of paper money in exchange for a few days' food.

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Many people today give cashiers a plastic card to complete a purchase.

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Credit cards give us the power to purchase items on the Internet.

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Mary's grandfather showed his collection of old and rare money to us.

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He told a story about the use of rice as money in 17th century Japan to Mary.

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He showed a playing card that was used as money in colonial Canada to me.

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I made a thank-you card with drawings of coins on it for him.

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Mary gave a rare coin she found to me.

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