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United States of America won the most gold medals 929 gold medals.
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Did Australia have a lot of gold?
Australia was - and is - one of the world's richest gold-producing countries. From 1851, the gold rush in Australia attracted millions of people from China and across Europe.
What term describes a country's desire accumulate gold?
Mercantilism describes a country's desire to accumulate gold. Several countries have high mercantilism rates. This term was used a lot during the gold rush.
Is there any countries still on the gold standard?
No. Currently may countries have central banks that hold gold. But no countries are using gold as an official means of exchange and no countries are backing their currency with gold.
Did any countries make gold?
Many countries mined/produced gold. And many countries still do.
Why do countries have gold reserves?
countries have gold reserves just in case they run out of glittering gold and if they run out of reserved gold there bugered
How did shakespeare learn about so many countries?
His dad used to travel to Norway to buy codfish. He went through a lot of countries on His way. He later gold his son about all his travels.
How many countries use the gold standard?
There are no countries today that are using the gold standard.
What countries are gold found in?
100s of countries
Why does gold cost a lot of money?
Because gold is very rare and is limited on earth. Also because gold acts as a kind of security, so that if one day a countries currency becomes unstable, you can use gold to exchange for more stable currency. Therefore gold will always be valuable.
Which countries do you find gold?
Gold can be found in countries such as China, Russia, Australia, the United States, and South Africa. These countries are known for their significant gold reserves and production.
What European country settled in the Caribbean and south America and looked for gold?
A heck of a lot of countries did but the foremost and most industrious among them were the Spaniards (Spain).
How does the distribution of diamonds and gold and uranium and oil affect the economic development of Africa?
There are many countries in Africa -- 54 by some counts -- and diamonds are part of some of the economic systems in some of these countries.
