Terminology to Remember
often used to describe people’s hard work to make a living.
what is industry
Most basic industries that uses earth materials for food, clothing, shelter
What is Primary Industry
Most basic form of animal husbandry
What is Nomadic herding
Take raw materials and change them into useful forms
what are Secondary Industries
Also known as “service industries”
What are Tertiary industries
It is a pre-curse, natural part of human life and is known as industry
What is Work
Most farmers produce only enough food to meet the needs of their own households
subsistence farmers
Commercial Animal Husbandry that Utilizes modern science and technology
What is ranching
first great structure mentioned in the Bible
What is the Tower of Babel
The basic energy and equipment needs of all industries
What is Infrastructure
people invent tools to help them work efficiently which usually leads to progress
What is Effective work
Large cash crops for profit
What are commercial farms.
As important as agriculture, fishing, and forestry are, this has far surpassed them in economic importance.
Turning raw materials into new products on a large scale
What is manufacturing
Cheapest form of transportation
What is Water/ship
industry that is farming and animal husbandry
What is Agriculture
soilless gardening
What is Hydroponics
cultivation or fish farming in controlled artificial environment
What is Aquaculture
Application of science to industry
What is Technology
Jobs such as teaching, advertising, repair work, and restaurant work that can't be 'touched' are
What is intangible
made the remains of living things
What is Fossil Fuels
world’s second largest export commodity
What is seafood
Four qualities of metal
What is shiny, malleable, ductile, conductive
Products that generally last less than a year
Nondurable manufacturing
Five categories or Tertiary Industries
What are Infrastructure, Trade, Finance, General services, Government