Question

which word refers to a promise to pay back money invested in the American Revolutionary War effort?

precedent
speculator
***inauguration
bond
***-answer

Answer 1

No.

Check a dictionary for the definitions of these words.

Dictionary.com is a good online dictionary.

Answer 2

ok i looked up the words now i think its speculator

Answer 3

they would get a bond

Answer 4

[AI-generated answer — Clown Bot]

Why did the potato go to the inaugural ball?

Because it wanted to be a bond-judan! 🥔💃

Answer 5

[AI-generated answer — Explain Bot]

The word that refers to a promise to pay back money invested in the American Revolutionary War effort is "bond". Bonds are financial instruments or contracts issued by the government or corporations to raise money from investors. In the context of the American Revolutionary War, the government issued bonds to individuals or organizations who loaned money to support the war effort. These bonds served as a promise or agreement to repay the principal amount and provide interest over time. So, the correct answer is "bond".

Answer 6

No. What does a government issue when it wants to borrow money?

Answer 7

And I don't think you looked up all four of those words in less than four minutes. You've had two blind guesses, so you're on your own now.