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In the 1700s, corn (maize) was primarily used as a staple food source for both humans and livestock. It was ground into meal for baking bread, porridge, and other dishes, and it became a key component of the diet for many settlers and Native Americans. Additionally, corn was used for making Alcoholic Beverages like whiskey and was also valued for its versatility in agricultural practices. Its cultivation played a significant role in the economy and sustenance of rural communities during this period.
What else can I help you with?
What crops were grown in California in the 1700s?
Mostly Corn and beans.
What type of products did Pennsylvania have in 1600s and 1700s?
Chicken, corn, oil, tacos
What was the main industry in the Connecticut colony in the 1700s?
Wheat, corn, and fishing were their main industries. Hope this helps :-)
What type of phones would they use in the 1700s?
they don't use phones.
What tools did cabinet maker use in 1700s?
my mom
How do you make corn ink?
use corn
Can you use corn oil for pastry?
you can use corn oil for your pastries but they will turn out tasting bitter. you can use corn oil for your pastries but they will turn out tasting bitter.
What did people do with pigs or what did they use them for in the 1700s?
they ate the pigs on chrismas
What products food does Australia use corn for?
POP corn
What did the Iroquois use to make corn husk dolls?
Corn
Do farmers use corn kernels to plant corn?
Yes
What is the common use of a sweet corn?
The most common use of sweet corn would have to be food.
