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Bland-Allison Act

This act was a compromise concerning the coinage of silver designed by Richard P. Bland. It was put into effect in 1878. The act stated that the Treasury had to buy and coin between $2 and $4 million worth of silver bullion each month. The government put down hopes of inflationists when it bought only the legal minimum.

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US History [1]
Vocabulary: 
Chapter 24 - Politics of the Gilded Age [2]

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