HUMA 2105 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Pomerium, Fasces, Pietas

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Building the republic: early heroes and heroines of rome. Trojan prince aeneas, son of venus: quality of pietas, survival, endurance, community oriented. Romulus and remus and the she-wolf: anger, violent, strength. Literacy is coming about trade throughout the mediterranean. Original period of urban settlement and development of monarchic government. Military control established over the italian peninsula. Civic institutions strengthened (census, assemblies, magistrates, festivals and other religious ceremonies) Conflict between patricians and plebeians resolved peacefully. Levels of citizenship extended to colonies and towns. Expansion of the empire in the mediterranean. Roman experimentation with greek forms of literature (comedy/tragedy, epic poetry, Influx of slaves form around the mediterranean history) After the death of lucrecia, brutus is known as the liberator. This moment forth was the republic (res publica = common cause) Share consulship as a check on the other"s power. Fasces: bundle of rods with an axe head. Imperium; absolute authority: begins and ends a war, army command, executive decisions.

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Chapter 1

1. Apart from the acquisition of Indian land, white Europeans acquired original titles to land in America in five major ways. Identify each method and explain each in detail.

2. Labor was always in short supply in the colonies which was very often met by bound workers (unfree). Identify each type of bound worker used in the colonies and explain each in detail.

3. The English organized their colonial ventures in several ways. Identify and explain each being sure to contrast their differences. Include a discussion of âentrepotâ as part of your answer.

4. The movement toward the modern European nation began in the late 14th century. Define and discuss the role mercantilism, long-distance trade, and legal developments played in this transformation.

Chapter 2

1. Regional specialization played a crucial role in colonial economic development. Discuss regional specialization in the colonies using the concepts of comparative advantage and opportunity cost.

2. Discuss/explain the relative importance of slavery between Northern, Middle, and Southern colonies. What social institutions fostered a growing dependency on slavery in the South?

3. Discuss the distribution/composition of total colonial trade with the West Indies, Africa, Southern Europe, and the UK.

4. In colonial times, licensing restricted access to business opportunities Discuss and explain the four governmental controls present in colonial America.

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2) Provide a basic economic profile of your -choice- of locality or region. (see the PowerPoint) [demographics, labor force characteristics, business establishments by industry, local government, and institutions, local decision-making processes]

3) Nature of the Public - Private Partnership

4) Marketing Community

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6) Sustainability analysis [i.e. Cost - Benefit analysis]

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QUESTION 16

Match the social determinants of health to their 5 domains:

	Poverty, employment, food security, and stable housing
	High school graduation, enrollment into higher education,language/literacy, early childhood and development
	Access to health care, access to primary care and healthliteracy
	Access to healthy foods, the quality of housing, crime andviolence, and environmental conditions
	Social cohesion, civic participation, perception ofdiscrimination and equity, incarceration/institutionalization

A.	Social and community context
B.	Health Care
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D.	Education
E.	Built Environment

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