Vocabulary
True or False
A house and apartment building are examples of residential land use.
True
This type of transportation opened in 1849 on the Hastings Waterfront, it helped to transport goods faster than before to far away places.
What are trains?
Resource name for cows, wheat, and eggs.
What are natural resources?
A leaky faucet fixed by a plumber.
What is a service?
True or False
A Target Store and bakery are examples of residential land use.
False
That is commercial land use.
True or False
There was once a Sugar Refinery on the Hastings Waterfront.
What is true?
Resource name for farmer and baker.
What are human resources?
Something we cannot live without is called a __________.
What is a need?
A pair of slippers.
What is a good?
Train tracks are examples of residential land use or transportation land use?
What is transportation land use?
This type of transportation used to go right down Warburton St. in Hastings and could bring you to Yonkers. Then you could get on another one and it would take you to the subway in the city. It begins with a t_______.
What is a trolley?
Resource name for oven, spoons, and mixing bowls.
What are capital resources?
Scarcity forces us to make __________.
What are choices?
A haircut from a hairdresser.
What is a service?
What is recreational land use?
True or False
The Anaconda Wire and Cable Company on the Waterfront was an example of recreational land use.
False
It was industrial land use.
Name 2 capital resources for making paintings.
What are paintbrushes and paint? Answers will vary.
Something we can live without but we would like to have.
What is a want?
Garbage collectors, mayors, and the military are all paid for by t_______.
What is they are taxes?
Name 2 types of transportation land use you would see in an urban community.
What are train tracks, subway tunnels, bus routes, roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, docks or airports? Answer will vary.
Who works at the Hastings Historical Society and recorded a presentation for us?
Who is Mrs. Barry?
Name a natural, capital, and human resource for making cookies.
Eggs, bowl and baker. Answers will vary.