HISTORY 15F Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Slow Food, Ellen Swallow Richards, Cuisine Of The United States
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Short answer identification questions: choose 3; up to 20 points each. Culinary citizenship: the belief in mainstream us society that food consumption habits were a fundamental part of the nation"s identity. A healthy and disciplined food habit is key to the survival and the superiority. (citizenship defines membership in a nation and is its foundation. Citizenship determines the character of a nation by declaring who is included and who is excluded. Citizenship is a legal status with political rights. ) Significance/ difference: through racial, gastronomical and ethnic terms, which also includes food consumption habits. Culinary citizenship is different from the traditional definitions of citizenship in showing that a person tends to identify themselves as a citizen of a nation through the traits of food consumption habits rather than the birthplace or grownup place. Who social reformers, they want to reform immigrants. When mid- late 19th c --- coincides with waves of immigration. Where east coast u. s. ; immigrants in west coast.
