Greenback movement

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Greenback movement: Facts & Related Content

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Facts

Date	c. 1868 - c. 1888
Location	United States

Topics

United States currency bank note

Key People

Benjamin F. Butler

Benjamin F. Butler

United States politician and military officer

James B. Weaver

James B. Weaver

American politician