ANP 370 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION |
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effects of sugarcane on environment - ANSWERS sugarcane husks not used as
fuel, rotting in corner
fuel came from cutting down trees
destruction of forests
relate sugar to capitalism - ANSWERS changed from rich people luxury to poor
peoples necessity
now poor peoples food, used to be compared to gold
relate sugar plantations/mills to colonialism - ANSWERS crush the sugarcane
labor shortage filled by indigenous Africian slaves
eventually replaced w modern factories
sugar mills vs European markets - ANSWERS competed against European beet
sugar
sugar industry change in 19th century - ANSWERS slave labor became wage
labor
replacing slavery for hunger
competition
,sugar industry in 20th century - ANSWERS central mil established
wealthy mill owners
peasant class- land eviction
displaced peasant became wage laborer
peasants stayed in labor force turned into labor force
peasant leagues - ANSWERS challenged again evicted peasants
military crushed movement
modern sugar industry - ANSWERS women and children entered labor force
men couldnt play traditional role (humiliation)
women workers- lower wages/no right to union
women suffered discrimination from male workers
water is _____ peoples problems - ANSWERS rich and poor
hunger is _____ peoples problems - ANSWERS poor
1 pound of sugar = ____ pound of gold in 1600 - ANSWERS 1
Alfonso manager of biggest sugar plantation - ANSWERS see poor people as
lazy
sees hunger as bad diet
w out sugar production, people will go hungry
, politicalization of water - ANSWERS constant worry about quality and quantity
of water
symbol fo suffering
1986, 70% water coming from river, polluted from sugarcane factories
colonialism effect on social classes in brazil - ANSWERS rich- lavish
middle class- popular class
poor- pobres,
subdivisions of pobres - ANSWERS poor
respectable poor
truely poor
double ethic - ANSWERS maintained by upper middle and middle class officials
blaming poor for making place unsafe and unhealthy to live
Karl Polanyi - ANSWERS general, balanced, negative reciprocity
SH reciprocity - ANSWERS mata- forest (toward window, rescuing children)
casa- house (unequal bartering, cycle both parties feel expolited)
Alto dependency - ANSWERS rich view demanding poor
poor view rich not generous, not providing moral/sufficient help
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION |
GRADED A+ | NEW UPDATE 2026
effects of sugarcane on environment - ANSWERS sugarcane husks not used as
fuel, rotting in corner
fuel came from cutting down trees
destruction of forests
relate sugar to capitalism - ANSWERS changed from rich people luxury to poor
peoples necessity
now poor peoples food, used to be compared to gold
relate sugar plantations/mills to colonialism - ANSWERS crush the sugarcane
labor shortage filled by indigenous Africian slaves
eventually replaced w modern factories
sugar mills vs European markets - ANSWERS competed against European beet
sugar
sugar industry change in 19th century - ANSWERS slave labor became wage
labor
replacing slavery for hunger
competition
,sugar industry in 20th century - ANSWERS central mil established
wealthy mill owners
peasant class- land eviction
displaced peasant became wage laborer
peasants stayed in labor force turned into labor force
peasant leagues - ANSWERS challenged again evicted peasants
military crushed movement
modern sugar industry - ANSWERS women and children entered labor force
men couldnt play traditional role (humiliation)
women workers- lower wages/no right to union
women suffered discrimination from male workers
water is _____ peoples problems - ANSWERS rich and poor
hunger is _____ peoples problems - ANSWERS poor
1 pound of sugar = ____ pound of gold in 1600 - ANSWERS 1
Alfonso manager of biggest sugar plantation - ANSWERS see poor people as
lazy
sees hunger as bad diet
w out sugar production, people will go hungry
, politicalization of water - ANSWERS constant worry about quality and quantity
of water
symbol fo suffering
1986, 70% water coming from river, polluted from sugarcane factories
colonialism effect on social classes in brazil - ANSWERS rich- lavish
middle class- popular class
poor- pobres,
subdivisions of pobres - ANSWERS poor
respectable poor
truely poor
double ethic - ANSWERS maintained by upper middle and middle class officials
blaming poor for making place unsafe and unhealthy to live
Karl Polanyi - ANSWERS general, balanced, negative reciprocity
SH reciprocity - ANSWERS mata- forest (toward window, rescuing children)
casa- house (unequal bartering, cycle both parties feel expolited)
Alto dependency - ANSWERS rich view demanding poor
poor view rich not generous, not providing moral/sufficient help
