Question

I* In early America, a traditional market structure existed when
A
merchants purchased goods from England.
B
farmers sold produce in markets in towns.
C
people bartered goods they produced for goods they needed.
D
people set up guilds to regulate specific industries, like masons.

Answer 1

In early America, a traditional market structure existed when **C** people bartered goods they produced for goods they needed.

This reflects the early economic practices where trade often involved direct exchange rather than currency, characteristic of a more traditional market system.