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US 1.3c - Resources. Types of Resources – US1.3c Natural Resources – come directly from nature Human Resources – people working to produce goods and services.

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1 US 1.3c - Resources

2 Types of Resources – US1.3c Natural Resources – come directly from nature Human Resources – people working to produce goods and services Capital Resources – goods produced and used to make other goods and services

3 Natural Resources American Indians fished in rivers, hunted animals and grew crops

4 Natural Resources

5 Human Resources People who fished, made clothing, and hunted animals were examples of human resources.

6 Human Resources/Labor

7 Capital Resources The canoes, bows, and spears were examples of capital resources.

8 Capital Resources

9 Resources Sort Go back to Blackboard In the Lesson 2 folder under the assignments tab, click on the Resources Sort. You will need to download the 30-day free trial of Inspiration to complete this activity. Help and tutorials are available in the Lesson 2 folder

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