Economy of Ancient Egypt

The state of being under the control of another person and doing work under harsh conditions for little or no pay

• barter

• specialization

• taxation

• enslaved

The act or practice of trading goods or services for other goods or services

• enslaved

• taxation

• barter

• deben

a metal weight of about 3 ounces that had a set value

• enslave

• taxation

• deben

• specialization

a skill in one type of work

• deben

• taxation

• barter

• specialization

the act of requiring people to pay money to the government for public use

• taxation

• enslave

• debens

• specialization

A system in which a central government makes all economic decisions.

• debens

• Command Economy

• golden country

• demand eeconomy

a small token of copper, used as a measurement to facilitate trade of different items.

• ivory

• deben

• cooper

• decimal

A system of taxation was called the (a)  

Known as the “ (a)   ,” Egypt was famous for its substantial gold deposits,

Ancient Egyptians discovered valuable (a)   such as cooper, iron and gold.