Characteristics of Currency
The currency will not break easily
Durable
What the creator of the paperclip project's final trade was for.
A House
The official money of a country. It could be paper money, coins, or treasury notes.
Currency
An item that was extremely valuable in ancient times for food and health reasons
Salt
The Country that started with 13 unique currencies
USA
Means the currency is easy to carry around
Portable
Where people bartered with an early form of Paper, called Papyrus
Egypt
To trade one thing for another without the use of money
Barter
What was used to transport salt and gold across the Sahara Desert
Camel
A licensed business that allows customers to exchange one currency for another.
Currency Exchange
The material of the currency is not easy to acquire.
Scarce
Where furs were traded for guns, utensils, and other European Materials.
North America (Vermont is also acceptable)
To take part in the exchange, purchase, or sale of goods
Trade
Where Salt was traded for gold and other items
West Africa
The value of one currency for the purpose of conversion to another.
Exchange Rate
The currency can be made into smaller units of itself.
Divisible
What it means to base the value of something off facts and evidence, not personal interests or desires
Objective
A broad term that refers to an invisible system of value that makes the exchange of goods and services possible, now and in the future.
Money
The name of the trade route through Africa where cultures, goods, and services were exchanged
Trans Saharan Trade
The founder of the modern US Banking System
Hamilton
One piece of currency looks identical to another
Uniform
The value of an object is based on a person's interests and wants, not their needs.
Subjective
The worth of a good or service determined by people's preferences and the trade-offs
Value
The richest man in all of History
Mansa Musa
The acronym for the currency of the United States of America.
USD