Vocabulary
Neolithic Era
Classical Era
Vocabulary 2
Manorial System
100

This is an area intended for the production, distribution, exchange, and consumption of goods and services by different agents.

Economy

100

when humans stopped hunting and started farming

Neolithic Revolution

100

Societies began to move away from pure, direct bartering—such as trading meat directly for fur—and began using universally accepted items of value to facilitate trade called what?

Currency or money

100

This is a trust-based payment not made at the time of purchase, but rather, payment at a later time or series of installments.

Credit

100

Exchanging goods or services without using money

Trading and bartering

200

Two men met in town for an exchange. One man gave a pair of shoes for a pair of pants and a t-shirt. What type of transaction transpired?

Barter

200

In most neolithic areas, early labor or goods were usually paid for in...

grain or grain products

200

Metal money made and guaranteed by a government

State-minted gold coins

200

This is a place, generally administered by the state, in which metal coins are imprinted for use or storage.

Mint

200

An economic plan where peasants worked on a lord's estate

Manorial System

300

Regarding economics, this is the subjective worth or importance placed on a good or service. 

Value

300

Egyptian records stated that the pyramids were largely paid for in what trade good?

Beer

300

Which national region of Europe popularized and spread modern banks?

Italy

300

This is a written, dated, and signed instrument which directs a bank to pay a specific sum of money to the recipient.

Check

300

What two types of land owners controlled large estates, called manors, offering protection to those under them? (Double points for both correct answers)

Kings and Lords

400

A new iPhone is an example of a (1)____________, whereas water is an example of a (2)____________.

(Double points if you get them both)

(1) want

(2) need

400

What was a major problem that grain trade had? 

(There are two responses, if you get them both, double points)

Grain could spoil over time

Storing large amounts was difficult

400

What is the all natural resources used to produce goods and services. 

Land

400

This is a measure of the usefulness of a good or service.

Utility

400

Land that everyone in the community could use for farming, paying "rent" through labor and grain, was called what?

Common land

500

This is a piece of paper that represents stored or deposited legal tender and redeemable on demand for said tender.

Banknote

500

The process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use

Domestication

500

What is the the human effort and work used in production. 

Labor

500

The basic economic problem of having unlimited human wants in a world of limited resources.

Scarcity

500

Man-made resources like tools, machinery, and buildings used to create other goods. What is this called?

Capital