- Items manufactured or produced for sale are called:
Your answer:
credits
goods
debts
consumers
- A person who buys goods or services is called a:
Your answer:
producer
banker
saver
consumer
- A medium of exchange; also called currency:
Your answer:
barter
debt
money
credit
- Exchanging goods and services without the use of money is called:
Your answer:
debt
savings
barter
trade
- Buying a good or service now and paying for it later is called:
Your answer:
credit
savings
income
barter
- A good, service, or money owed to someone else is called:
Your answer:
barter
debt
credit
savings
- Money put away to spend at a later time is called:
Your answer:
debt
income
credit
savings
- Something grown to sell for money rather than for use by the growers is called a:
Your answer:
income
debt
cash crop
barter
- What was often used instead of paper money and coins during the colonial period in Virginia?
Your answer:
tobacco
silver
gold
rice
- How many banks did colonial Virginia have?
Your answer:
none
one
five
ten
- An example of a cash crop is:
Your answer:
gold
tobacco
silver
wampum