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This document discusses the origins and spread of many common foods. It notes that tomatoes, potatoes, beans, corn, and squash originated in South America, while rice originated in Asia. Many of these crops spread to Europe, North America, and Africa. Key foods that have been important to humanity include wheat, corn, rice, and potatoes, as these provided important grains and were domesticated early in many parts of the world. The document is written by "Mr. I love food Chapman" and focuses on tracing the historical geographical spread of different agricultural crops.
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Where did it come from
- 1. Where Did It Come FromWhere Did It Come From By Mr. “I love food” ChapmanBy Mr. “I love food” Chapman ….mmmmmm I love food….mmmmmm I love food
- 2. TomatoTomato • Origin: South America • Spread to: Europe and N. America • Eat: Fruit • Notes: Not in Asian food
- 3. BeansBeans • Origin: South America • Spread to: North America • Eat: Seed/fruit
- 4. CornCorn • Origin: Central Highlands in Mexico • Spread to: N. America and Africa • Eat: Fruit/seed (kernel or grain)
- 5. PotatoPotato • Origin: Peru highlands • Spread to: Europe, N. America • Eat: Tuber (underground stem)
- 6. Concord GrapesConcord Grapes • Origin: East N.A. • Spread to: No where • Eat: Fruit
- 7. RiceRice • Origin: Asian • Spread to: NA, SA, Africa • Eat: Grain (fruit/seed)
- 8. OatsOats • Origin: Europe • Spread to: NA • Eat: Grain
- 9. CarrotsCarrots • Origin: NW Europe • Spread to: NA, SA, Asia • Eat: Root
- 10. CabbageCabbage • Origin: NW Europe • Spread to: NA, SA, Asia • Eat: Leaves
- 11. WheatWheat • Origin: Fertile Crescent (Agriculture began) • Spread to: Europe, NA, Africa • Eat: Grain • Note: Started in W. Asia
- 13. PeanutsPeanuts • Origin: S. America • Spread to: Europe, Africa, SE NA • Eat: Seed
- 14. WatermelonWatermelon • Origin: Africa • Spread to: NA, SA • Eat: Fruit • Notes: Little nutrients (sugar and water)
- 16. Pumpkins/SquashPumpkins/Squash • Origin: SA • Spread to: NA • Eat: fruit
- 17. Sugar CaneSugar Cane • Origin: Indonesian Islands • Eat: Sap
- 18. Top 4 Foods important toTop 4 Foods important to HumanityHumanity • 1. Wheat • 2. Corn • 3. Rice • 4. Potatoes • Wheat, Corn, and Rice are all a type of grass.