Week 2: History of Home-ec

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Explain two of the VERY early year histories

  • Socrates

    • Home & farm management

  • Aristotle

    • Economics of household

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What happened in the late 19th century that progressed home ec?

  • Industrial revolution and role changes

  • Ppl got sick and they needed to learn how to prevent & educate others

  • Food adulteration (poisoning) happened hella so they made the Food & Drug Act (FDA)

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What was the “turn of the century”?

  • Professionalization

    • Creating professions such as home ec

    • Women wanted to join but many rejected them

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Who was the founder of home ec?

  • Ellen Swallow Richards

    • 1st scientist oi conduct water surveys

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What were the 3 central themes of ellem Swallow Richard’s life?

  1. A passion for science

  2. A commitment to furthering women’s

    education and careers

  3. A belief in the home as a source for

    social change

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Was it always human ecology?

  • NO, it used to be economics → ecology was rejected

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Who is Melvil Dewey?

  • Dewey Decimal Classification library organization

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Who is Wilber O. Atwater?

  • Socio-cultural determinants of food habits

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Who is Martha Van Rensselaer?

  • Founder of home ec at Cornell

  • Educated woman farmers

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Who is Flora Rose?

  • created fortified cereals

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Who is Margaret Murray Washington?

  • Founded organizations for black women

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Who is Adelaide Hoodless?

  • Stressed importance of hygiene and cleanliness after her son died of spoiled milk

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Why was home-ec important during WW1?

  • Ingredients were scarce

  • Home-ec taught substitution, meatless meals, less food waste

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What happened in the 1920s?

  • smaller kitchens = used canned stuff

  • beauty standard to be skinny

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What happened in the 1920-1930’s?

  • rise of antibiotics

  • betty crocker made so that they could sell more processed foods

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What happened in the 1930s?

  • Great depression

    • economy collapse → home ec taught how to stretch budgets

    • taught kids how to sew/cook/home-make though it was not culturally focused

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What happened in WW2?

  • Army failed physicals

  • Expanded food programs

  • Women joined

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What happened in the 1950’s?

  • focus on women’s role in home

  • associate with home-ec → was a required course for girls

  • Emphasized depersonailized/q=instant cooking

  • experiential learning/community-based practica

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What happened in the 1960’s?

  • birth control

  • civil rights & feminism

  • Feminists hating on home-ec

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What happened in the 1970’s?

  • nutrition education important

  • greater variety

  • Identity crisis of home-ec

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What happened in the 1980’s?

  • OHEA registered status

  • Hating on home-ec → sonforming to society & forcing physical material

  • Olestra → anal leakage

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What happened in the 1990’s?

  • Rise of celebrity chefs

  • Program closures & new names

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What happened in the 2000’s?

  • low carb diets

  • recession

  • interest in local/farmers markets

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What happened in the 2010’s?

  • wellness misinformation rise

  • Diverse recipes & ingredients

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What happened in the 2020’s?

  • Covid disrupted suppliers

  • highlight of inequality

  • importance of home-ec