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Why is popularization of French Cuisine in the US not considered a form of cultural appropriation? Ans Because French people have not historically been oppressed by the US. What is pulse? Ans The dry edible seeds of legumes. What us the Ayurveda? Ans A traditional system of medicine. What is the Ayurveda? Ans A traditional system of medicine. Avocados are an excellent source of? Ans Mono-saturated fat Archaeologists found a link between human consumption of meat and? Ans An increase...

What year did slave importation to America end? What year did the Civil War start? Ans Slave importation ended in 1807-9, and Civil War started in 1861 When was the emancipation proclamation signed? And which amendment gave African Americans living in the United States their freedom? Ans Emancipation declaration was signed in 1865 and is knows as 13th amendment. Religion is as essential to African American culture today as it was to African society. Name 4 religious organizations that Af...

What are macronutrients? Ans carbohydrates, fats, proteins that our diet requires relatively large amounts. What are mirconutrients? Ans vitamins and minerals that our diet requires small amounts Function of macronutrients Ans provides energy to fuel the body & building blocks to grow and repair the body. Function of micronutrients Ans Help perform essential functions in the body. DOES NOT provide energy! What are calories? Ans Units of heat that measure the energy used by the body and ...

What are the two main components of the international system? Explain the differences between actors and structure in the international system Ans Actors and structure are two main components Actors: individuals or groups of individuals with a common purpose or collective identity. Have a goal and understand how their actions will shape other interactions and be evaluated by others (purposive and reflective). Ex: states, firms, international orgs, political parties or transnational acti...

An example of "capabilities" in relation to FP would be the deployment of soldiers to a humanitarian mission in Western Africa. (T/F) Ans False What is NOT described in lecture as being a part of what makes up "FP"? Ans Partisanship US sanctions against Iran for its nuclear program are designed chiefly to inflict economic pain on the government. (T/F) Ans False What was the "belief" that was key during the Cold War in regards to nuclear deterrence? Ans The two sides had to belie...

poverty Ans the inability to obtain goods or services understood as sufficient for social defined by minimal needs how does the US define poverty? Ans income poverty line Ans poverty and inequality Ans NOT THE SAME GINI index Ans A statistical measure of the distribution of income in a nation. A higher number indicates more in quality in incomes within a nation from 0-.1 which country has the highest GINI index Ans sierra leon adam smith Ans -wealth of nations -capitalist -ho...

Since 9/11 Ans Declines in US graduate enrollment, sciences/engineering Since 9/11 Ans Skilled labor ceilings are low Since 9/11 Ans Long VISA application/security checks What do drops of enrollment mean for US? Ans Possible future economic danger 9/11 did or did not lead to securitization of migration? Ans DID NOT Copenhagen School theory Ans States wanted to securitize migration for 2 reasons: 1. It mobilizes people politically and generates patriotism/loyalty 2. It "legitimizes...

ANASTROPHE Ans is a form of a literary device wherein the order of the noun and the adjective in the sentence is exchanged. In standard parlance and writing, adjective comes before the noun. But when one is employing an anastrophe the noun is followed by the adjective. This reversed order creates a dramatic impact and lends weight to he description offered by the adjective. ANTHROPOMORPHISM Ans can be understood to be the act of lending a human quality, emotion or ambition to a non-...

Gertrude Stein's lover Ans Alice B Toklas apostrophe (figure of speech) Ans exclamatory figure of speech where speaker speaks to personified abstract concept or inanimate object conceit Ans compares two disimilar things in a surprising way transactional approach Ans The idea that the reader constructs a meaning from the text that reflects both the reader and the text. hestia/vesta Ans health and home (greek) Triolet Ans 1 stanza poem of 8 lines Couplet Ans Two consecutive lines...

rhyme Ans the use of similar or identical sounds in accented syllables of two or more words internal rhyme Ans when the rhyme occurs within a line "of the bold Americans, who scorn to be controlled" slant rhyme Ans Rhyme is not exact also called approximate rhyme rhyme scheme Ans the pattern of end rhymes in a poem rhythm Ans the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem Run-on line Ans a line which has no natural speech pause at its end, allowing the sense to flow...