Which of the following gave the U.S.federal government permanent authority to issue money?

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The National Banking Act of 1863 gave the U.S. federal government permanent authority to issue money. It established a national banking system and authorized the creation of national banks, which were required to hold U.S. government bonds and could issue banknotes backed by those bonds. This resulted in the creation of a uniform national currency that replaced the patchwork of state-chartered banknotes that had circulated before.

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