Potatoes were not initially grown in Europe; however, they became a staple part of the European diet by the end of the eighteenth century. Which two factors were responsible for this change in diet?
a:The introduction of a new variety of seeds helped the growth of potatoes.
b:Large quantities of potatoes were imported by Europe as a result of the Columbian Exchange.
c: Potatoes improved the European diet nutritionally.
d:Farmers in Europe refused to grow other crops, such as rice.
e:Potatoes were exported to the Americas in the seventeenth century.
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The answer is following;
Statement: Potatoes were not initially grown in Europe; however, they became a staple part of the European diet by the end of the eighteenth century.
Answer:
A) The introduction of a new variety of seeds helped the growth of potatoes.
B) Large quantities of potatoes were imported by Europe as a result of the Colombian Exchange
Explanation: Since the production of potatoes was increased due to the introduction of new seeds and the continuous import of potatoes due to Colombian Exchange, potatoes were in excess and were available at cheaper rate. This increased their demand and it became a staple food.
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Explanation:
a:The introduction of a new variety of seeds helped the growth of potatoes.
b:Large quantities of potatoes were imported by Europe as a result of the Columbian Exchange.