Fashion History (5)

Define Barter.

• A system of exchange where goods or services are directly exchanged for other goods or services without using money

• A system of exchange where money is used to buy goods or services

• A system of exchange where digital currency is used

• A system of exchange where only services are exchanged

Cellulose is defined as:

• A type of protein

• A type of carbohydrate

• A type of lipid

• A type of nucleic acid

The Industrial Revolution was a period of:

• Rapid industrial growth

• Decline in agricultural production

• Decrease in technological advancements

• Reduction in urbanization

Define Ready-to-wear.

• Clothing that is mass-produced in standard sizes and sold to customers without custom alterations.

• Clothing that is custom-made for an individual based on their measurements.

• Clothing that is designed for special occasions and events.

• Clothing that is made from sustainable and eco-friendly materials.

Define Sumptuary laws.

• Laws that regulate personal expenditures on luxury items

• Laws that govern trade and commerce

• Laws that dictate criminal punishments

• Laws that manage public health and safety

Define Sweatshops.

• Factories with poor working conditions

• Luxury retail stores

• High-tech manufacturing units

• Government offices

Define technology.

• The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.

• A branch of knowledge dealing with engineering.

• A system of methods used in a particular area of study.

• The study of the natural world.