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    This document outlines the history of chocolate from 600 AD to 1900 AD through a timeline and introduction. The timeline traces important events and developments in the history of chocolate, including its origins in Mesoamerica, its introduction to Europe after Columbus' voyages, its use as currency in the 16th century Spain, and the opening of the first chocolate factory in the 18th century. The introduction discusses how chocolate has a rich history that is unknown to many despite its popularity, and encourages learning about chocolate's origins to enhance enjoyment of it.

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    THE HISTORY OF CHOCOLATE.

    ENGLISH III.
    GUERRA JIMNEZ DESSIR. ROMERO HERNNDEZ MIGUEL ALBERTO. JUNE 2006.

    TIME LINE
    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 600 Culture and Cocoa. 1000 Beans and Figures. 1200 Chocolate War. 1502 Columbus and the Cocoa Bean. 1513 Payments in Beans. 1519 A Spanish Bank. 1528 Sweet Plunder. 1609 The first Chocology. 1615 Fruitful Marriage. 1657 A Frenchman in London. 1662 A Solomon of Chocolate. 1670 The Fate of the Seaman. 1671 Bissful Accident. 1674 Roll Call. 1677 A Royal Decree. 1697 Premiere in Zurich. 1704 Chocolate Tax. 1711 Chocolate Migration. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 1720 Chocolateers. 1747 No Hawkers. 1755 Last but not Least. 1780 First Factory. 1792 Two from the Grisons in Berlin 1797 Cautions Goethe. 1810 Toy of the League. 1819 Pioneers. 1822 Oma mental Plant. 1857 The Swiss in Afrika. 1875 With Milk. 1879 Melting Sweetness. 1900 Changes in Landership

    INTRODUCTION
    You can love something without knowing exactly what it is. This also applies to chocolate. Millions of people are very fond of it, but only a very few have any idea where chocolate comes from, how it is made, or that it even has its own history. However, a little knowledge of your subject can lead to even greater pleasure. Just think of the devoted wine connoisseur whose palate delighting investigating the origin and year of a noble vintage. However, we don't want to hide our chocolate under a bushel and leave matters in the hands of the present ranks chocolate connoisseurs. One of the aims of this brochure is draw the attention of as many people as possible to the exceptional quality of good Swiss Chocolate.. We would like you to share this joy of discovery. The next time you find yourself in one of those beautiful shops with its chocolate bars ranged row upon row, and its mouth- watering display of delicious chocolates, select something you haven't tried before. We wish you can a sweet surprise.

    Chocolate Through the Years


    Culture and Cocoa Columbus and the Cocoa Bean A Spanish Bank The first Chocology A Solomon of Chocolate Chocolate Tax Two from the Grisons in Berlin The Swiss Chocolate Pioneers

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