How did the arrival of coffee, tea, and chocolate change European behavior?
a) By the late-1600s, coffee, tea, and chocolate shops were replacing taverns as important social centers.
b) Chocolate, tea, and coffee were so expensive that access to them was highly regulated, forcing the average European to wait in long lines to buy them.
Consider This: Where were people most likely to buy these items? See 4.3.1: New Delights.
c) By the mid-1600s, Europeans were encouraged to drink coffee, tea, or hot chocolate as alternatives to smoking tobacco.
Consider This: Where were people most likely to buy these items? See 4.3.1: New Delights.
d) The arrival of coffee, tea, and chocolate, while welcome, made no change in European behavior.
Consider This: Where were people most likely to buy these items? See 4.3.1: New Delights.
a) By the late-1600s, coffee, tea, and chocolate shops were replacing taverns as important social centers.
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