AMS 2 - 151

Question 1

Foodways 1/3

1. food interpretation - How?

Answer 1

• done through traditions, history, ecnomics, & culture

Question 2

Foodways 2/3

2. Habits - what habbits were built?

Answer 2

• habiits were in the way food was produced, prepared, marketed, & consumed

Question 3

Foodways 3/3

Culture - what was its impact on food?

Answer 3

• through interactions with other cultures food changed over time

Question 4

Television and Consumer Culture

the impact of TVs - 1950s

Answer 4

• 1950s - mass production of tvs resulted in widespred dilivery sysedm of advetising

Question 5

Television and Consumer Culture

the impact of cable - 1990s

Answer 5

• 1990s - popularity of cable provided entetainmetn all the time, expanding constant widespread adevertising

Question 6

Television and Consumer Culture

impact of shows and channels

Answer 6

• the “lifestyle” in specific shows ( i love lucy) promoted products of all kinds, especially cookwear
• food network fed constand food related infomation to the public, such as resipies

Question 7

Celebrity Chefs/TV Personalities

regional

Answer 7

-Emeril Legasse (Creole/Cajun)
- Paula
Deen (Southern)

Question 8

Celebrity Chefs/TV Personalities

national

Answer 8

• Martha Stewart
• Rachael Ray

Question 9

Celebrity Chefs/TV Personalities

intrernaional

Answer 9

-Anthony Bourdain
-Andrew Zimmern

Question 10

Guy Fieri

4 themes

Answer 10

1. The Barnumesque Showman
2. Celebrating Nostalgia
3. Populism vs. Elitism
4. A Multicultural Nation

Question 11

Guy Fieri - 1/4

The Barnumesque Showman

Answer 11

• his apperance: was deciving looked like a rocker tough guy but was actually sweet
• he like pt, exhibited others and their tallents
• like pt created an entertiament empire

Question 12

Southern Discomfort

souther nation

Answer 12

• it wad not seen ad equal to other nations

Question 13

Southern Discomfort

souther suprepisay affect

Answer 13

• typeically though of rich white peopl & low class people of clolor
• this dampeed the image and approunity of activist trying to overcome staryono,s and racism

Question 14

Southern Discomfort

great depression : north

looks

Answer 14

• northern images was very well put togehter
• had the coats and top hats
• even if they werent in pest condition still full clothing

Question 15

Southern Discomfort

great depression : south

Answer 15

• they looked more like hobos
• they woudl go and walk without shoes

Question 16

African american folk culture

Answer 16

• perserved through 3 traditions
• 1. stroytellign
• 2. quilting
• 3. music

Question 17

stroytelling

Answer 17

• Jole Harris : largest impact on the passing of stroies
• he created a character called UNCLE REMUS- became an icon
• he was later used in good advertings - particualry sweet things
• disney even made their own verson of this character

Question 18

Quilting

Answer 18

• started off by “recycling” old fabric that was still good enough
• started as a family activity in the colored community
• qickly became a social thing, where stories and gossip was passed on

Question 19

music

Answer 19

• the blues became a huge part of storytelling
• bob hopkins - first to be so iconic in this genrea
• HOWARD amrstrong - brought diffent langueages into his mucis
• ## this created and even more divers group of people to listen