Question

In the 15th century, Europeans knew nothing of the chilli pepper, but they held black pepper in high regard and had used it in cooking ________ Greek and Roman times. Ships travelling east brought the black pepper from the Spice Islands in South East Asia but this _________ a long time. In 1492, Christopher Colombus was asked to find a shorter route to the Spice Islands, going westwards ________ than eastwards, and so he set ________ from Spain across the Atlantic Oceaan. Columbus didn't succeed _______ finding the Spice Islands but he _______ manage to discover the Americas. There he _______ across another pepper, the chilli, which had been used in cooking in South America for thousands of years. Soon _______ Columbus's discovery, large quantities of chillies were being shipped back to Spain from the Caribbean. Later, people realised that chillies would actually grow in southern Europe and it wasn't long before fresh chillies were _______ sale in European markets. Помогите пожалуйста, даю 60баллов

Answer 1

In the 15 century , Europeans knew nothing of the pepper, but they held black pepper in high regard and had used it in cooking SINCE Greek and Roman times, Ships travelling east brought the black pepper from the Spice Islands in South East Asia but this HAPPEND a long time. In 1492, Christopher Colombus was asked to find a shorter route to the Spice Islands, going westwards better than eastwards, and so he set in from Spain across the Atlantic Ocean.

Columbus didn´t succeed in finding the Spice Islands but he wants spect manage to discover the Americas. There he goes across another pepper: the chilli. Which had been used in cooking in South America for thounsands of years. Soon as Colombus´s discovery, large quantities of chillies were being shipped back to Spain from the Caribbean. Later, people realised that chillies would actually grow in southern Europe and it wasn´t long before fresh chillies were are sale at European markets.

Answer 2

In the 15th century, Europeans knew nothing of the chilli pepper, but they held black pepper in high regard and had used it in cooking since Greek and Roman times. Ships traveling east brought the black pepper from the Spice Islands in Southeast Asia, but this took a long time. In 1492, Christopher Columbus was asked to find a shorter route to the Spice Islands, going westwards rather than eastwards, and so he set off from Spain across the Atlantic Ocean. Columbus didn't succeed in finding the Spice Islands, but he did manage to discover the Americas. There he came across another pepper, the chilli, which had been used in cooking in South America for thousands of years. Soon after Columbus's discovery, large quantities of chillies were being shipped back to Spain from the Caribbean. Later, people realized that chillies would actually grow in southern Europe, and it wasn't long before fresh chillies were on sale in European markets.