Chapter 6 Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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What countries make up Central Europe?

A

Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Benelux countries

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What countries make up the Benelux countries?

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Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg

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3
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What is Central Europe known for?

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Fertile farmlands and historic cities

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4
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What is the name for the trade that the Dutch set up with Southeast Asia?

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The Dutch East India Company

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5
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What were two of the powerful families in Central Europe?

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The Hohenzollerns and the Hapsbergs

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6
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What did Europeans use as avenues for trade?

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Rivers

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7
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What university town in Germany is known for taking little damage in WWII?

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Heidelberg

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8
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Who are some of the famous musicians from Europe?

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Bach
Handel
Beethoven
Brahms
Wagner
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9
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What is mueseli and from where does it come?

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Breakfast cereal with toasted nuts; Switzerland

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What is fondue and from where did it come?

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Classic melted cheese dish; Switzerland

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What is rachlette and from where did it come?

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Cheese with potatoes and gherkins

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What are gherkins and from where did they come?

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Sweet pickles; Switzerland

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13
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What is borrel and from where did it come?

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Dutch gin; Netherlands

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14
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What is rijsttafel and from where did it come?

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“Rice Table”; multicourse meal
Originated in Indonesia
Netherlands

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What is appelflappen and from where did it come?

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Fried apple with confectioners sugar; Netherlands

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What is hutspot and from where did it come?

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Stew-like mixture served with sliced meat; Netherlands

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17
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What is a breakfast food Belgium is known for?

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Belgian waffles

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18
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What is a vegetable Belgium is known for?

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Belgian endive

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19
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What is stoemp and from where did it come?

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Buttery mashed potatoes; Belgium

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20
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What is waterzooi and from where did it come?

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Fish stew; Belgium

21
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What is lapin and from where did it come?

A

Rabbit; Belgium

22
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What is schnapps and from where did it come?

A

Liquor that can be flavored; Germany

23
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What is sauerkraut and from where did it come?

A

Cabbage dish that is made as a way of preserving the cabbage; originally made by fermentation
Germany

24
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What is sauerbraten and from where did it come?

A

Roast marinated in vinegar and wine; Germany

25
What is schnitzel and from where did it come?
Thin cutlets; Germany
26
What is pumpernickel and from where did it come?
Hearty dark bread; Germany
27
What is wiener schnitzel and from where did it come?
Thin veal cutlets; Austria
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What is apfel strudel and from where did it come?
Appel strudel; Austria
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What is sacher torte and from where did it come?
Very thin, layer cake flavored with fruit; Austria
30
Describe the key event that significantly altered religion in Central Europe in the 16th century.
Martin Luther broke with the Catholic Church paving the way for the entire protestant movement - The Reformation
31
Name at least five food crops that are particularly prominent in the food patterns found in Central Europe.
``` Rye Barley What Oats Potatoes ```
32
Name and describe two Swiss dishes featuring cheese made in Switzerland.
Fondue: melted cheese Rachlette: melted cheese served with a sliced, boiled potato, sweet gherkin, and pickled pearl onions
33
T/F Wheat, rye, and barley are important cereal crops in northern parts of Central Europe.
True
34
T/F Belgium and the Netherlands traded with the same countries during the colonial period.
False
35
What countries did Belgium primarily trade with?
Some African nations
36
What countries did the Netherlands primarily trade with?
Indonesia; briefly Brazil; northern shoulder of South America
37
A powerful family in Prussia for centuries prior to WWI was the:
Hapsburgs; Hohenzollerns
38
A crop that is important for the brewing of German beers is:
Hops
39
Rachlette is a popular dish from:
Switzerland
40
Lebkuchen originated in:
Germany
41
Stoemp originated in:
Belgium
42
Sauerkraut originated in:
Germany
43
Apfel strudel originated in:
Austria
44
Sauerbraten originated in:
Germany
45
Fondue originated in:
Switzerland
46
Waterzooi originated in:
Belgium
47
Wiener schnitzel originated in:
Austria
48
Rijsttafel is popular in:
The Netherlands