50 POINTS PLEASE HELP [pbs the ascent of money part 2 bonds of war] is where the answers should be from
3.08 Lab Questions
-What happened to the shares in the Mississippi Company? How did people react?
-What effect did Law’s actions have on France?
-Why was gold and silver important?
-What did Rothschild do with the gold that he had after Napoleon was defeated?
-What was the financial turning point of the American Civil War?
-What mistakes did landowners make in Europe?
-What is the key problem with overseas investment?
-Why do you think people have taken the risk and invested in overseas companies? ---What are the pros and cons of doing this?

Why was gold and silver important?  Gold does not corrode and so it became a symbol of immortality and power in many ancient cultures. Its rarity and aesthetic qualities made it an ideal material for ruling classes to demonstrate their power and position.

What happened to the shares in the Mississippi Company? How did people react?   How did people react? The shares became pretty much worthless because the profits were depending on the trading through/with Louisiana and when a bunch of German men went to set sail there they realized that it was a lot of messy swamp and almost 80% of them died of illnesses.

Explanation:

The term "relocate" absolutely does NOT mean that Native Americans wanted to be alone. "Relocate" is a euphemism used by the U.S. government to describe the violent, forcible eviction of Native people from their homelands, and their subsequent removal to reservation lands far away, to places where Natives had no knowledge of the climate or ecology, and thus no way to support their lives and cultures. "Relocation" sounded a lot nicer than "genocidal eviction," so that's why the word was used. Native Americans almost universally wanted to stay on their historic lands, but few were allowed to do so.