midterm review Flashcards

(44 cards)

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acculturation is?

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the process of cultural and psychological change that result when two cultures meet.

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enculturation

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the process by which people learn the requirements of their surrounding culture and acquire values and behaviors appropriate or necessary in that culture.

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3
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bicultural

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combining customs of two cultures

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4
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Assimilation

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the process whereby a minority group gradually adapts to the customs and attitudes of the prevailing culture and customs

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5
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ethnorelativism ?

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assuming all cultural values have equal validity

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6
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core foods are?

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  1. staples in the diet
  2. eaten daily
  3. complex carbs
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7
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secondary foods

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widely but less frequently consumed

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8
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flavor principals

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the way food is flavored and seasoned

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9
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scrapple

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dutch-american - ground pork cornmeal, spices , served with eggs

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10
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Pemmican

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native americans
plain indians - ground dried game and berries
first energy food- for all day hunting

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11
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clam chowder

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New england states- dried salted cod used orginally

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12
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bubble and squeak

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british, potatoes and cabbage - part of the full english breakfast

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13
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bangers

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british- sausages

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14
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Haggis

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british- sheeps stomach stuffed with sheeps innards and oatmeal

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15
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gumbo

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french - thick spicy soup, thickened with okra, served over rice

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16
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quiche Lorraine

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french- alsace-lorraine

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17
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roux

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grand french cuisine sauce

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18
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veloute

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french grand cuisine sauce- white stock, roux, onions spices

19
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hollandaise

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grand french cuisine sauce, egg yolk, butter, lemon juice

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cassoulet

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some kind of stew they ate in Southern france

21
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crepes

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france, normandy north, along the english channel

22
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mireoix is?

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french sauce with bay leaves, thyme, celery, onion, carrots

23
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burrida

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italian- fish stew of octopus and squid

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rissoto, gnocchi, polenta

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fresh stuffed pastas of northern italy

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paella
spain- saffron seasoned rice with various toppings
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flan
food eaten in spain
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tapas
spanish- finger foods eaten as a snack, served with sherry or wine, served in bars and cafes
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smorrebrod
danish- open faced sandwhich eaten for lunch
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gravlax
Scandinavia- raw fish that is layed out, salted, and a lot of pepper and dill is added
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Aquavit
scandinavian- like vodka, means water of life, | made of distilled potatoes or grain
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glogg
heated punch- drank on chrismas in scandinavia
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babka
central europe- yeast cake with a filling
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shnitzel
german- breaded meat cutlet
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steak tartar
central europe- raw ground beef on toast
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gulyash
hungarian paprika spiced stew- meat and potatoes
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bratwurst
central europe- similiar 2 raw sausage links
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jelita
cheque and slovak- blood sausage
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schnapps
central europe- fruit brandy
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plisner
czechs beer- bitter but light in color
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lagar
german aged beer
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zakuski
russian auderbs
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blini
russian raised buckwheat pancakes
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gogamul
russian- mixture of egg yolk, sugar milk, baing soda used for respiratory probs
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kasha
russian- cooked pouridge from barley buckwheat or millet