Quick History of Money: From Bartering to Bitcoin

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ISBN
9780711262751
Grade 3-7
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Charlotte Mason
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This is a colorful introduction for students to read about the history and potential future of money. The text is presented in curious, topical snippets and the illustrations are expressive and lively. While there is a bit of tongue-in-cheek about it, the topics are sure to bring up some great conversations! A brief glossary in the back includes terms such as asset, counterfeiting, cryptocurrency, mint, recession and more. As our economy changes, it is a way to bring up how things used to be in a fun and enjoyable way. ~Sara

Publisher's Description of Quick History of Money: From Bartering to Bitcoin

Why is a $5 note worth $5? Where do coins come from? What do banks actually do? All this and so much more is answered in A Quick History of Money, a crash course from cash cows to cryptocurrency.

Money might sound all grown-up and serious, but the history of buying, selling, saving, and stealing is full of crazy stories and unbelievable facts. A Quick History of Money is here to show you the silly side, as well as give you the lowdown on the important stuff like interest, stocks and shares, and wealth inequality.



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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:Wide Eyed Editions
Grades:3-7
ISBN:9780711262751
Length in Inches:8.75
Width in Inches:6.75
Height in Inches:0.375
Weight in Pounds:0.75
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