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In the '''1880s''' in the USA, [[The Money Trust]] was striving to capture control of the [[US Dollar]], a project it would finally achieve in [[1913]] with the passing of the [[Federal Reserve Act]]. | In the '''1880s''' in the USA, [[The Money Trust]] was striving to capture control of the [[US Dollar]], a project it would finally achieve in [[1913]] with the passing of the [[Federal Reserve Act]]. | ||
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| + | == Scramble for Africa == | ||
| + | The 1880s saw intense rivalry between European colonial powers to found colonies in [[Africa]]. | ||
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| A decade in which The Money Trust worked to capture control of the US Dollar. |
In the 1880s in the USA, The Money Trust was striving to capture control of the US Dollar, a project it would finally achieve in 1913 with the passing of the Federal Reserve Act.
Scramble for Africa
The 1880s saw intense rivalry between European colonial powers to found colonies in Africa.
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