Early Americans consumed apples in various ways, including fresh, dried, and cooked forms. They made cider, which was a popular beverage, often fermented with varying levels of alcohol. Apples were also used in pies, sauces, and preserves, showcasing their versatility in the diet of early settlers. Additionally, they were valued for their nutritional benefits and ability to be stored for long periods, making them an important staple.
These Native Americans were said to have lost their cultural identity. They were called apples by the members of their tribes.
Well in general everybody has or does eat apples! Especially the Americans like the old towned people and the England people!
They were people who lived in the early ages of america
The Native Americans eat plants and steak when they are at the mission called Mission San Juan Capistrano.
Yes
apples
apples
Early apples were small and bitter. Most apples were not eaten, but pressed and made into cider. England is where most cultivars of cider apples were developed.
No! Apples
These Native Americans were said to have lost their cultural identity. They were called apples by the members of their tribes.
apples
technically, carmel apples
Well in general everybody has or does eat apples! Especially the Americans like the old towned people and the England people!
how did the early americans regard central authority?
When apples were envented
fall Apples start to grow in the spring and are usually ready to pick at the end of summer or early autumn (fall)
fall Apples start to grow in the spring and are usually ready to pick at the end of summer or early autumn (fall)