MGMT 1035 - WEEK 7

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What are gin’s ingredients?

alcohol + juniper berries & herbs

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What were gin ingredients’ past use?

medicine

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What are gin ingredients’ present use?

flavour

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Who is responsible for the Gin Craze?

King William III

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From where was the person responsible for the Gin Craze?

Holland

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Where did the Gin Craze take place?

Britain

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What drink was popular among British people before the Gin Craze?

French wine & brandy

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What regulation was placed on British gin by the person responsible for the Gin Craze?

tax break

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What regulation was placed on the foreign drink popular among British people by the person responsible for the Gin Craze?

tariff

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What were the 2 conflicting nations during the Gin Craze?

British v.s. French

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When does the person responsible for the Gin Craze regulate British gin and the foreign drink?

late 1600s

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After regulation, how do British people tend to drink British gin?

in the same way as beer (big mug)

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What are the causes of British gin abuse?

inexpensive production & purchase

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What is the effect of British gin abuse?

excessive drunkenness

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What are the movements that arise due to British gin abuse?

temperance organizations → government production licence control

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What is 1 example of British gin production law after movements that arose due to British gin abuse?

Gin Act

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When was “1 example of British gin production law after movements that arose due to British gin abuse” codified into law?

1751

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What regulation was placed on British gin purchase from “1 example of British gin production law after movements that arose due to British gin abuse?”

excise tax

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When is gin’s reputation restored?

1800s

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What drink does Britain distribute that eventually leads to gin’s restored reputation?

quinine water

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How does one get the drink distributed by Britain that eventually leads to gin’s restored reputation?

Tree bark

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Why did Britain distribute the new drink that eventually leads to gin’s restored reputation?

anti-malaria

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What does Britain do to make armies consume their new drink that eventually leads to gin’s restored reputation?

quinine water + gin & seltzer

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What drink causes gin’s reputation to restore?

gin & tonic

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What is rum’s main ingredient?

molasses

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Of what is rum’s main ingredient a byproduct?

sugar

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When did rum’s main ingredient rise in popularity?

late 1600s-1700s

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Which people were brought over to produce rum?

African slaves

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What did people bring over to produce rum?

work sugar plantation & distill molasses

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Where were large sugar plantations created?

Caribbean colonies

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Who owned the nations where large sugar plantations were created?

French & British

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What’s 1 example of rum production within the mercantilist triangle in Canada?

Caribbean colony → France, but some stayed in Canada

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What was the past name of the storage facility in the “example of rum production within the mercantilist triangle in Canada?”

Louisburg

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What is the present name of the storage facility in the “example of rum production within the mercantilist triangle in Canada?”

Fortress Rum

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Where is the storage facility in the “example of rum production within the mercantilist triangle in Canada?”

Cape Breton

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Who was legally entitled to daily rum consumption?

British & Canadian sailors

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When did legally entitled daily rum consumption start?

1731

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What was the legally entitled daily rum consumption quantity?

1 pint/1.5 people

2 pints/3 people

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Where did daily rum come from?

Jamaica

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When did legally entitled daily rum consumption stop?

1970s

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On which country’s ships was one not allowed to drink?

America

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Who discouraged rum production, eventually leading to the production of another drink?

Britain

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Who was discouraged from rum production, eventually leading to the production of another drink?

America

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What drink was created by people discouraged from rum production?

whiskey (bourbon)

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Who was a Spanish royalty rum supplier & rum brand founder?

Facundo Bacardi

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When did Spanish royalty start to be supplied by ‘a certain’ rum brand?

1880s

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Where did the Spanish royalty rum supplier produce?

Cuba

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What drink do American tourists want in Cuba?

Coca Cola

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From where does the drink American tourists want in Cuba come?

Southern America

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What drink does the rum brand founder create to please American tourists?

rum + coke = Coke Libra

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When is the Cuban Revolution?

1950s

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Who was the pre-Cuban Revolution government?

Batista

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Who supported the pre-Cuban Revolution government?

America (criminals)

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Who was the post-Cuban Revolution government?

Fidel Castro

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What form of government was held post-Cuban Revolution?

Marxist

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What does the post-Cuban Revolution government do?

nationalize distilleries without compensation to help economy

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What does the rum brand founder do post-Cuban Revolution?

flee to Puerto Rico

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Why did the rum brand founder go post-Cuban Revolution?

already diversified around Caribbean

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What does ‘a certain’ rum brand seek from its home country?

distillery & compensation

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Where is there a large expatriate Cuban community?

Florida

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Where is there a large expatriate Puerto Rican community?

New Jersey

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Who are some examples of people that have tried to lessen the Cuban embargo?

H.W. Bush, Clinton, W. Bush, Obama

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What is the response to lessening the Cuban embargo from the expatriate Puerto Rican community?

don’t loosen the embargo until they return the property

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