United States

Routes of Money　—　35 chapters · 140 stops

The monetary history of United States, read chapter by chapter in painted scenes, with narration available. The first chapter is open to all.

Chapters

1. A colony without coin　4 stops
2. The country of the Spanish dollar　5 stops
3. The invention of paper money　4 stops
4. The mother country forbids it　4 stops
5. The eve　3 stops
6. The continental currency　3 stops
7. "Not worth a continental"　4 stops
8. Money inside the constitution　5 stops
9. Hamilton against Jefferson　4 stops
10. The Coinage Act of 1792　5 stops
11. The death of the First Bank　3 stops
12. The Second Bank of the United States　3 stops
13. Jackson's bank war　4 stops
14. The age of the wildcat banks　5 stops
15. The Civil War　5 stops
16. The national banking system　4 stops
17. The long road back to convertibility　3 stops
18. Interlude: 1873　3 stops
19. "The Crime of 1873"　5 stops
20. The thirty years' war of gold and silver　4 stops
21. The cross of gold　4 stops
22. The Gold Standard Act of 1900　3 stops
23. The Panic of 1907　3 stops
24. Jekyll Island　4 stops
25. 1913　4 stops
26. The far shore of the war　4 stops
27. 1929　4 stops
28. The spring they let go of gold　4 stops
29. Another story of silver　3 stops
30. Bretton Woods　5 stops
31. The anchor groans　5 stops
32. 15 August 1971　4 stops
33. The great inflation and Volcker's winter　5 stops
34. The weight of being the reserve　4 stops
35. The digital shore　4 stops