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A Mercantilism B Capitalism C Exploration D Technology E Mercantilism/ Capitalism 2.0 F Vocabulary

A business person who risks money in hopes of gaining a profit. A 100

Who is an entrepreneur? A 100

Businessmen and Merchants formed this new class of people. A 200

What is the middle class? A 200

When a county maintains a favorable balance of trade their exports are greater than these. A 300

What is imports? A 300

For mercantilism to be successful colonies provided these to their mother lands. A 400

What are raw materials? A 400

This oversees a mercantilism based economy. A 500

What is the government? A 500

B 100 A larger profit can be made when these people are in charge of the economy.

What are businessmen or What are merchants? B 100

This makes a market based economy function. B 200

What is supply and demand? B 200

The basic desire of capitalism is for inventors, and investors to make this. B 300

What is a profit? B 300

The 4 factors that led to the creation of a capitalism economy were 1.Available Capitol 2. Growth of the middle class 3. Raw materials from colonies And this. B 400

What is a market? B 400

Free Enterprise (the ability to compete and make a profit) happens when this entity or thing stays out of business. B 500

What is the government? B 500

European nation built mostly settler colonies? C 100

What is England? C 100

C 200 This was the name given to the picture depicted below

What is the Columbian Exchange? C 200

This allowed Europeans to dominate exploration and international trade. C 300

What is new technology? i.e. Gun Powder, Fast Ships, Advanced Navigational Tools. C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

This was the name given to the system of Spanish Plantation owners in the Americas who used forced Native American Labor. C 400

What is the Encomienda System C 400

Spain built this type of large colony in Central America for raising a cash crop. C 500

What is a plantation colony? C 500

The Portuguese developed this new type of ship for faster ocean travel D 100

What is the Caravel D 100

This instrument allowed a navigator to establish magnetic north D 200

What is the compass D 200

This Chinese technology helped Europeans develop the cannon and defeat much larger armies with less men D 300

What is Gunpowder D 300

European ship captains were able to determine their latitude using this technology D 400

What is an astrolabe D 400

How did European sailors best lean to navigate ocean currents ? D 500

What is riding with them D 500

This English Philosopher promoted the idea of a free market economy no government involvement E 100

Who is Adam Smith E 100

What are the 4 M’s that allow capitalism to grow and succeed? E 200

What is: Money $$ Middle Class Markets Materials E 200

Ferdinand Magellan was the First Sea Captain to lead a voyage that did this E 300

What is circumnavigate the world ( Travel around the world/globe E 300

What term or name was given to a European Nation that was setting up colonies in the Americas E 400

What is mother country? E 400

This is the name given to skilled workers during the commercial revolution of the 1600’s E 500

What is Artisans E 500

Another name for Gold, Silver, and other valuable metals F 100

What is Bullion? F 100

Economic System which is controlled by the government through trade and colonies F 200

What is Mercantilism? F 200

F 300 A Large tax placed on foreign goods coming into your country

What is a tariff? F 300

This the buying and selling of raw materials and finished products over a long distance of travel F 400

What is commerce? F 400

Economic System in which Entrepreneurs, Merchants, and Skilled workers, own property and trade freely F 500

What is Capitalism?

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Capitalism Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

The purpose of this organization was to make founding colonies faster and less expensive by selling shares to investors to acquire more money for investing in the “New World” Click on screen to continue

What is a Joint-Stock Company Click on screen to continue

Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! Written By: Mr. Ackerman