Christoforo Columbo usually gets the credit, but it was almost certainly someone else. It is also quite possible that the Vikings encountered it on much earlier visits.
Tobacco came from plants. Tobacco came from plants because, back in the day people thought growing tobacco was important to their lives.
No, John Rolfe was the first European to grow tobacco. The Native Americans taught him.
who was the first european to come in contact with a cocao bean
Henry Hudson :)
He was the first European to encounter the Native Americans of the Bahamas and brought with him disease, death, discrimination, and invasion.
On the European continent in France.
A global exchange of animals, plants, and diseases
Columbus's first encounter with the New World.
Columbus's first encounter with the New World.
The first, and most successful long-term plantations in the United States were tobacco plantations.
No. First, the peanut and tobacco plants are not even in the same family. Second, nicotine- if eaten, is very poisonous. Ask anyone that has ever accidentally swallwed a chew of tobacco.
When the Ice sheet withdrew from the European land mass and plants began to appear, the wasp was found within them.