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What is some food that 19th century farmers from the Midwest ate?
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German food in the late 19th century are mostly potatoes and bread. These food are always eaten almost everyday at that said period but sometimes they do eat other foods like flour soup and fresh vegetables.
Why were farmers drawn to northeast or Midwest cities?
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Small farmers in the roman empire?
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Can can is a variety of what food?
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Where was rubbish taken during the 19th century?
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Who invented the food cans?
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How was life in 19th century?
It was super easy for the rich people because they had everything money,food,houses, and even people they marry.
What food preservation and storage techniques expanded to include freeze-drying and canning after the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century?
True
What were the two basic needs of an urbanite in 19th Century US?
The average US urbanite in 19th century America had two basic needs. These were protection from crime and provisions, meaning food and clean water. There would no provisions without a member of the household having a job.
What country is angel food cake from?
It is named because of its airy lightness that was said to be the "food of the angels". Originally made in North America it became popular in the U.S. in the late 19th Century. A variety of chocolate cake known as "Devil's Food Cake" considered the "Angel Food's" counterpart is another popular American cake that was developed later. Angel Food Cake is a type of sponge cake where Devil's Food Cake is a type of butter cake.
