Banking during industrial revolution

Before 1750, the traditional 'start date' for the Industrial revolution, paper money and commercial bills were used in England, but gold and silver were preferred for major transactions and copper for daily trading. There were three tiers of banks already in existence, but only in limited numbers.

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Explanation: In fact, it is not fair. Jefferson High School made the plans to add a girls' softball team- not the girls themselves, in order to "demonstrate progress towards equality." But is there truly equality? What kid of forethought went into creating a team? Certainly, the powers that be knew there was no suitable softball field on which the girls could play. The fact that the field is a distance away,  must not only be shared, but also is poorly maintained is certainly not an incentive for girls to want to play softball, when other teams have lighted fields, concession stands and the like. So no, I don't think it's fair at all.

My solution would be to involve parents, alumni, players and townspeople to find a better solution. Is there room somewhere on the campus to create a softball field? If not, are there other fields closer or more properly maintained that might be used? I would begin fundraising, enlist local businesses and ask for their help, along with the rest of the community to provide an equal opportunity for the girls' softball team at Jefferson High.