Production Factors in different times

1. Primitive comunities

1.1. Jobs: Hunters, fishers and healers.

1.2. No capital.

1.3. Small territories or land (They didn't work the land).

1.4. There tools were mostly weapons and traps

1.5. Primal materials: wood, plants, rocks, water

2. capitalism

2.1. Capital: the countries were concentrated on increasing their capital to be able to sell and buy more for their countries

2.2. Land: Was used to create big cities for shelter for the population and also as a place were factories werwe usually maintaine and constructed the other part of the land that was left was used for agriculture and cattle raisin

2.3. Jobs. Cattle raisin, farmers, factory/services workers, miners, fishers, teachers, churchs, political positions, scientificts, sellers, and others

2.4. Tools: Weapons, traps, farm, tools, machines, transporters and etc...

2.5. technology: machines made for specialized tasks, great development in technology devises, upgrade on tools and weapons

2.6. Primal materials: Rocks, steel, sand, wood, water, soil, crops, soil, jewels, construction materials

3. colonialism

3.1. Capital: The new empires start to accumulate wealth, creating capital

3.2. Land: They colonialise other continets and stracted their minerals, foods and other resources

3.3. Technology: creation of factories, boats and better weapons to minimise treats

3.4. Tools: Chains, agriculture tools, weapons, transport of materials and persons and human force.

3.5. Primal materials: Wood rocks, metals, steel, sand, water, soil, croops, jewels and bricks

3.6. Jobs: Church, traders, kings, farmers, colonizers, slaves, constructers, miners

4. socialism

4.1. Capital: They weren't that interested on creating capital they were more focused on creating resources for themselves

4.2. Land: They used to their maximum their land, using for agriculture, cattle raisin construction of big factories and for houses

4.3. Jobs: Cattle raisin, farmers, factory/services workers, miners, fishers, teachers, churchs, political positions, scientificts, sellers, and others

4.4. Tools:Weapons, traps, farm tools, machines, transporters and etc...

4.5. Primal materials: Rocks, steel, sand, wood, water, soil, crops, soil, jewels, construction materials and food

4.6. Technology: Machines made for specialized tasks, great development in technology devises (TVs radios, telephones), upgrade on tools and weapons

5. First empires

5.1. Capital: there wasnt capital they only used coins to afford some products in their early markets

5.2. Jobs: Fishers, farmers, warriors, church, ruler or king

5.3. Land: They had big territories were they recollected their resources

5.4. Tools: Weapons, traps, farm tools, shields

5.5. Technology: Agriculture tools, easier ways to transport

5.6. Primal materials: Rocks, Steel, sand, wood, water, soil, plants, coin material

6. feudalism

6.1. Jobs: Landlord, Kings, farmers, knights

6.2. Capital: There isn't capital but still used coins for exchange products

6.3. Technology: More specialised tools for agriculture and the creation of walls to make feel the peasants safetier

6.4. Tools: Weapons, farm tools, shields, traps

6.5. land: They specialized on agriculture so their land was constanly work on for gathering products

6.6. Primal materials: Wood, rocks, matals, stelll, sand, wood, water, soil, croops, gold, silver