Social Sciences, asked by rubyraju8231, 1 year ago

What was the currency of france during 18th century?

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Answered by lucydilworth0

Answer:

The "livre tournois" was the basic unit of currency in France

Explanation:

It was the dollar or pound or euro of the day. However, the livre tournois was both a coin and an abstract unit of currency. That is, various coins from around Europe might be "worth" x number of livres and used as exchangeable currency in France.

Answered by nixiepixy

Answer:

During the 18th century, Livre was the currency of France.

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