2. contents
Debts and credits
Long ago
Richest people in the world
How do we access money
Countries around the world
about money
Money is different
what dose money look like
money and interest
Why is Money is gold and silver
What is money made of
Why money have colures on them
The end
3. Debts and credits
• Debt-owe money
Debt-owe money • jobs
• Power
• Sale of assets
• Food
• Government
• Communication
• Transport • Credit- have money
• Water
• Tax
• Clothes
• House/land
• Health
4. Long ago
• People • Before
traded money
things or there was
services of trading or
equal bartering
value.
6. How do we access money?
Money is usually stored in
a bank, building society
etc. until we need it. We
can get it out though an
ATM ,creidit card ,debit
card , internet banking ,
cheque book , fill in form
at the bank , EFTPOS ,
loan etc. we can put
money into a bank ,
building
7. Countries around the world
• Different countries
money different money •
can be exchanged for
other money currency
value change why?
Different counties trade
different things so the
currency changes
8. about money
Money can be
different colures like
gold, silver, and they
have different
pictures like 5
kangaroos , emu and
another kangaroo on
the other side.
9. Money is different
• Money is
different
because we are
in different
countries and
also different
colures and
pictures.
10. What dose money look like
• Coins- made of metal at a mint.
• Notes- made of plastic or paper.
• In most countries notes are
rectangular and coins are
circular. Most money has
pictures of famous people and
the value of it on them. Coins
usually have the date on they
were made on them. Australian
notes have a metal strip and a
hologram or clear part on the so
it is hard to counterfeit.
•
11. Money and interest
• Banks don’t just store
our money until we
need it. They lend it out
to other people. Those
people have to pay the
money back and a bit
more. The extra is
called interest the bank
pays interest
12. Why is money gold and silver
• Money is gold because
gold recusants the • And silver recusants the
dollar note. cents notes
13. Why is money called money
• 1. Buck--Dates back to the days when
deer hides were traded.--1740
• 2. Dough--Emphasized paper
currency's role as one of life's
necessities.--1851
• 3. Dollar--Derived from the Germanic
"thaller," used throughout Europe
and Britain from the 1500 to the
1700s to refer to large silver coins.
The English translation was "Dollar."
• 4. Sawbuck--The name of an early
sawhorse whose crossed legs formed
an X, the Roman numeral for 10, or a
$10 bill.--1850
• 5. Grand--Short for "grand amount,"
which at the time was $1,000.--1920
14. What is money made of
Coins are usually made of
copper and another
element, such as zinc or
nickel. Currency paper is
composed of 25 percent
linen and 75 percent cotton.
Red and blue synthetic
fibbers of various lengths
are distributed evenly
throughout the paper.
Before World War I these
fibbers were made of silk.
15. Why has money got colures on them
• In addition to Newman, the film •
also stars Tom Cruise as Fast
Eddie's protégé and rival Vincent
Laurie, plus Mary Elizabeth
Mastrantonio, Helen Shaver and
John Torture. The screenplay was
written by Richard Price, and the
film was directed by Martin
Scorsese, featuring an original
score by Robbie Robertson.
Newman won the Academy
Award for Best Actor for his
performance in this film. For
Cruise, this film along with Top
Gun and Risky Business are what
most critics say cemented his
status as a Hollywood icon.
16. 1 million dollars
• If I had 1 million dollars
I would spend it on
• A buggy 800 $
• A pwe 50 150 $
• A petrol car moko troll
150$
