A various number of canes were used for Indian sugar therefore which was particularly called the Puri and this diverse number of canes was the reason why sugar escalated gradually to the eighteen century therefore the New World and it was by the time western Europe was starting to utilize it. It was often used in India and China therefore as it was found that sugarcane was firstly refined at Bihar on the Ganges in India and thence presented as sugar to China. Sugar cane was first invented in three different countries which are, Polynesia where it was first established, and it then spread to Indonesia and the New Guinea moving westerly from the Pacific Ocean. Sugar was one of the plants that had a enormous impact in the creation of the modern world and had a significant role of introducing change in world’s history and had an impact on the creation of Natal’s history.
The quinine, sugar, tea, cotton, the potato and cocoa were the plants that Hobhouse believed that they introduced change in human behaviour and brought change in the world’s history. Sugar is a sweet substance which comes from sugar cane after it has been refined therefore it can be regarded as an end product of sugar cane. Sugar cane is an enduring plant that flourishes well in places or areas situated next to the tropics that needs high temperatures which can be the sunlight, rich soil, and a large amount of water. This essay will focus on the origin and the spread of sugar then move to the history and the impact the spread of sugar had in the modern world and the influence sugar had on the creation of Natal’s history. The aim of this essay is to discuss the seed of change by Hobhouse. It provides information about world history, how it reached the modern world, how the six plants had impact on the history of human behaviours, especially sugar.
The seeds of change is a book by Hobhouse that was about six plants that transformed mankind. This is not an example of the work written by our writers. This essay has been submitted to us by a student.
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