factreas makeing them work more with out them the world will not be like it is right know.

in stead lottle kides in stead of kids going to school thay was working and was not geting pade .

what industry does it fall under?farming

What company can you work at that is located in North Carolina?MCDonal`s

where is that company located?south carolina

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Like this money grow on trees and they can grow digger and smiller to.

money is because they get a lot of money and they are the smallest compiney.

people learn this things and they learn about it.

i will go to the market economy and get some food for to eat and then people get a lot of money.

What is the different between  shortage and scarcity?Because one of them mean like shortage it mean like when the price is lower then the demand.

Give me an example of surplus?shortage? scarcity?At my friend house we had to go to the store and get something to eat o we went to the store and we got some food and when we got there here were know food there and we did not have know food to eat so that is why we went to another store.

What does it mean when something is at the equilibrium?It mean like when you have a little price then a demand.

What make the us  economy different from other economies?

. Choose one vocabulary activity from the choice menu to complete and take a picture of your work to post on your padlet page *only 7 vocabulary words*.

When did he realize he could make his dreams a reality?When he stared ma 100$

1. What is the name of the movie?The Lorax

2. How does this movie show an entrepreneur?theneed

3. How does this movie show supply and demand?It show it because he hap wounted to sell something

4. How is the boy trying to make a profit?On a tree

5. What natural resources are being destroyed?

6. How can destroying natural resources be harmful to the environment?/

7. What ends up happening to the boy's business? (*Use your vocabulary words: surplus, scarcity, shortage, etc.)scarcity

8. If you were the Lorax, what kind of advice would you give to the boy before he started his business?Make shour you think be for you do.

9. Explain the business that Mr. O'Hare created? Do you think this was a good business plan? Why or why not?NO because he did not wount no trees in the town.

10. Summarize the end of the movie in 5-7 sentences.They loved happley ever after and they was singing and then they sind some bady out to the sky and they never cane back and they grow back and animals came back and the trees was grow bigger and bigger and the sun came out and people can do more thing like they use to and they can smill air and they come out side more and they do not got to leasion think be for you do

1. Agriculture-something that you know that you can do.

2. Artifact-

3. Culture

4. Immigrant

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6. Tribe

7. Native American

8. Indigenous

9. Migration

10: Trade

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Artifact-any objet  made by human beings, especially with a view to subsequent use.

Culture-the behaviors and beliefs characteristic of a particular social, ethnic, or age group: the youth culture;the drug culture.

immigrant-a person whmo grates to another country,usually for permanentresidence.

immigration-the act of immigration

tribe-Any aggregate of people united by ties of descent from a common ancestor, community of customsand traditions, adherence to the same  leaders, etc.

native american-a person born in the United States.

indigenous-feelings indigenous to human beings.

migration-the process or act of migratng.

trade-a purch a seorsale; business deal or transaction.apurchaseorsale;businessdealortransaction.

2. What is a civilization?

3. How have civilizations evolved?

4. What can we learn about a culture through it's art forms?

5. How did the settlement of various cultures affect the development of regions in NC (languages, foods, and traditions)?

2. What are some reasons to use paper money instead of coins?in places like us some parts in the us.

3. What do we use money for?food closes and others to

4. What makes an item valuable? Give an example of something you think is valuable.Barter

1.Barter-trade

2. Transaction-when you by something

3. Commodity-an article of trade or commerce, especially a product as distinguished from a service.

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having considerable monetary worth costing or bringing a high price: a valuable painting.

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1. In what order, did changes in ways of obtaining food occur for North Carolina Indians? (there should be four steps)

2. Describe how people used trade to get the things that they need?

3. Explain the sequence of events that led to American Indians living in North Carolina?

4. What did North Carolina Indians do to get goods they needed?

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1.Loan-give somebody something and they will pay you back

2. Due-something that you have

3. Minimum-the smallest amount

4. Fee-like when you oh something

5. Authorize-like a person at a store like when you let them see your code and you let them see what is your code.

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A	There is a high supply of an item, but not enough of a demand
B	There is a high demand for an item, but a low supply
		c There is not enough of a resource to make the product
		d A place where an item is sold and bought

When the amount of a product that is surplus supplied equals the amount that is

demanded, this is

A	Equal
B	Equilibrium
	C	Surplus
D	Economy

The percent added to the sum is? A

Wealth

If there is a high supply, the price must be high

7.which detail from the passage BEST supports the idea that the American were likely to lose to the soviets?B Czechoslovaki was expected to win the silver medal.

8.Read this sentence from the passage.Year later,Tikhonov said that he never made a bigger mistake.what can you conclude from this sentence?D thikhonov believed that he should have tried to play in the game himself.

9.Read this from the passage.Meanwhile the american goalie jim craig was doing an excellent job.

in this sentence jim craig is contrasted with C vikor tikhonov

10.The latin root spectare means ''to look''.which tells what spectators mean as it is used is this passage?D those who watch

11.which of the following questions is answered in this passage?A what other game did the soviet team play in the 1980 olympics

12.what is one reason why the u.s hockey team could feel confident in their game against the soviets?what is one reason why the u.s hockey team felt like underbog?because they might like a winer and not a loser

13.13 read 2 forms from the pome

B line 3

14.which syllables are stressed in line 3 B nor was there any creature

15.which is the BEST summary of this pome?B sally`s dog is trtrapped inside a barn filled with angry bees

16.How did the bees make honey?B by eating wood inside the log.

17.Based on events in this poem what can you conclude about sally?C she does not like bees

18.how do you know that the ballad of sally`s is a poem?write two ways that it is different from a story in prose.Because it is talking about and how it make honey and things like that.

and all of the story is read was not like that but know i can no more .

2.  When did the brothers start calling themselves the Wright Brothers?i think they was called wright brothers when they might called them self that when they was the first ones to go in the sky i think they made a name so people can call them they stared a printing thing

3.  How fast did their plane go on its first flight?112

4.  How long did their first flight last?"For some years, I have been afflicted with the belief that flight is possible to man. My disease has increased in severity and I feel that it will soon cost me an increased amount of money if not my life." Three years after Wilbur Wright wrote those words, he and his brother Orville put their belief in flight to the test in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.

5.  Where in North Carolina did the take flight? Why?

The Weekly Ad is Here. See This Week's Featured Specials.At 10:35 a.m. on December 17, 1903, Orville Wright flew the Flyer for 12 seconds over 120 feet of ground. This flight, conducted on Kill Devil Hill just outside of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, was the very first flight by a manned, controlled, heavier-than-air aircraft that flew under it's own power. In other words, it was the first flight of an airplane.