Bland-Allison Act
1000000 / 1000 = 1000 A thousand thousands is called a million dollars.
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Yes - a one with 6 zeros is called a million.
It is called "one hundred million".
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Was often called Seward's Folly or Johnson's Icebox.Was in 1867 from Russia for 7.2 million dollars.
1000000 / 1000 = 1000 A thousand thousands is called a million dollars.
The government purchase of two million dollars of silver each month was mandated by the Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1890. This legislation aimed to increase the money supply by requiring the U.S. Treasury to buy large amounts of silver, thereby supporting silver miners and expanding the economy. The Act was part of a broader debate over the monetary standard, particularly the conflict between advocates of bimetallism and those favoring the gold standard. Ultimately, it was an effort to alleviate economic distress and stimulate the economy during a period of deflation.
By purchase from Russia on 30 March 1867 for 7.2 million dollars. It was often called Sewards Folly.It purchased it in 1867 from Russia.
i do believe it is called a millionare
The United States paid $15 million dollars for a 827,000 sq. mi of land of land in the western part of the Mississippi River. The deal was between the US and France which was called the Louisiana Purchase.
The Gadsden Purchase, which allowed the US to acquire lands that include the southern regions of Arizona and New Mexico (also called the Mesilla Valley).
Yes, she has. It is called From Justin To Kelly. Sadly, it only grossed 5 million dollars and was a failure.
Alaska Purchase is the correct name, but to Seward's opponents in was called Seward's Folly.
its where the US in 1712 bought a huge amount of land that was called louisanna from france. but it was not just the state we know now. the purchase was huge. the US bought the whole middle of the present USA area.
The most expensive bag is 1.9 million dollars. It is by a Japanese designer called Ginza something...