"Item" 3 Read the "excerpt" from From Barter to Bitcoin. Using money has become even more convenient since the mid-twentieth century. Charge cards came into use in the 1950s, allowing buyers to buy now, and pay later. The first charge cards required cardholders to pay the entire balance every month. Later, credit cards allowed customers to pay their bills over time, with added interest. Personal checking accounts have been around since the eighteenth century. In the 1980s, those accounts became more convenient with the introduction of the debit card. A debit card allows account holders to use their money without writing a check. Today, debit cards are the most common method of payment that people use. The newest type of virtual money is cryptocurrency. It does not exist in the real world. Buyers and sellers use it to make transactions online. Drag the conclusion that can be made from the information in the excerpt into the box. A. debit cards have replaced charge cards to prevent people from spending more than they can afford. B. people use debit cards most because they work just like cash, and one does not incur debt when using them. C. cryptocurrency is a type of virtual money that is quickly replacing debit and charge cards.