One food was grapes, to establish a wine industry (:
It was more the other way around. Spain got more foods from the Americas. Coco is one, bananas was another, corn, potatoes tomatoes, all came because of their exploring.
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Christopher Columbus helped Spain by exploring the area known as the West Indies and parts of northern South America. He brought back spices from his journey, as well as stories of riches. He opened the door for more explorers or Spanish Conquistadors to find riches for Spain.
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he helped by bringing new foods to Europe and brought new foods and animals to the Americas.
- Christopher Columbus can be considered a hero for spreading so much christianity. After Christopher Columbus had come to the " New World" he establishes the first European colonies. Within these colonies he spreads teachings of Christianity. From America Christopher brings back spices and riches to Europe.also he brought back riches and goods to his mother country expanding their ecomony greatly.
The Spanish didn't bring foods to South America, but took foods back to Europe from South America. Chocolate, tomatoes, corn, potatoes were all from South America and introduced to Europe.
Christopher Columbus found Hispaniola south of what is now the U.S. which later led to the discovery of the U.S. by Amerigo Vespucci. "America" is named after "Amerigo", though it is miss leading when people say Columbus found America if you consider America as the continent, North America, or the country The United States of America. It is still disputed over who should get more credit when the U.S.A. recognizes Columbus Day.
Some foods included pumpkins, potatoes, tomatoes, strawberries, and turkey.
- nachos - tacos - peppers - paella (rice with vegetables)
Corn and potatoes were the two major foods. Maize, potatoes, chocolate, peanuts, vanilla, tomatoes, pineapples, lima beans, sweet and chili peppers, and the turkey
Spain's favorite foods are mostly cheese, pizza and bread.
New foods like corn were brought back to Europe.