topic 3: global growth of food production and trade

Question 1

Columbian Exchange

Answer 1

As Europeans travelled to the Atlantic, they brought with them plants, animals, and diseases that changed lives and landscapes on both sides of the ocean

Question 2

Spices

Answer 2

seed, flowers bark, roots, berries, and fruit that are used a flavouring ingredient in food medicines, perfume and incense

Question 3

Wild Einkorn and Emmer

Answer 3

ancient varieties of wheat

Question 4

CORN Region it originated from

Answer 4

Mexico

Question 5

RICE Region it originated from

Answer 5

china

Question 6

SUGAR Region it originated from

Answer 6

in 7000 BCE arabs

Question 7

SPICES Region it originated from

Answer 7

The spices trade began in the middle East over 4000

Question 8

SALT Region it originated from

Answer 8

6000 BCB Romania

Question 9

OIL Region it originated from

Answer 9

Wild olive tree may have originated in syria or even is sub - saharan africa

Question 10

CORN How was it domesticated and cultivated

Answer 10

The cultivation of corn soon spreads into the southern states

Question 11

RICE How was it domesticated and cultivated

Answer 11

Domesticated in the pearl river valley of china

Question 12

sugar how is it domesticated and cultivated

Answer 12

They then established sugar cane production in North Afric and spain

Question 13

SPICES How was it domesticated and cultivated

Answer 13

During the 8th to 15th centuries, Venice controlled the spice trade with the Middle East, which helped it dominate other nearby Italian maritime cities and states.

Question 14

SALT How was it domesticated and cultivated

Answer 14

Greeks, hebrews and romans used salt as an offering during sacrifice

Question 15

OIL How was it domesticated and cultivated

Answer 15

The first signs of doestivation of olive saharan africa

Question 16

CORNS How was it traded and moved around the world

Answer 16

its introduction into Europe by Christopher Columbus and other explorers and colonizers,

Question 17

RICE How was it traded and moved around the world

Answer 17

first to much of east Asia, and then further abroad, and eventually to the Americas as part of the Columbian exchange.

Question 18

SUGAR How was it traded and moved around the world

Answer 18

After the Arabs sugar continued to Europe as a result of Christopher Columbus took sugar plants to the Americas

Question 19

SPICES How was it traded and moved around the world

Answer 19

spices trade began in the middle east over 4000 year ago use for flavouring, medicines and incense.

Question 20

SALT How was it traded and moved around the world

Answer 20

Greeks, hebrews and romans

Question 21

OIL How was it traded and moved around the world

Answer 21

Spread to city-states in the western Mediterranean where olive tree become important and olive groves flourished