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Pizza, A Slice of History

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Complete the text about the history of pizza with the missing words
(Complete el texto sobre la historia de la pizza con las palabras que hagan falta)
(Completez le texte sur l'histoire de la pizza avec les paroles manquantes)

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Complete the text about the history of pizza with the missing words (Complete el texto sobre la historia de la pizza con las palabras que hagan falta) (Completez le texte sur l'histoire de la pizza avec les paroles manquantes)

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1 . What do you like on your pizza ? Cheese ? Tomatoes ? Sausage ? People may disagree on their favorite ingredients , but many people agree pizza is a favorite food . Where and when people start making pizza ? To find out , we have travel back in time .
2 . Thousands of years ago , people used ancient of wheat and other grains to make flat bread on the hot rocks of their campfires . At some point in time , early cooks started putting other kinds of on the bread , using the bread as a plate . It was world's first pizza crust .
3 . Over time , pizza began to look more like the food we know today . When Europeans explorers arrived in the Americas , they native Americans people eating tomatoes . When they tomatoes back to Europe , however , people there wouldn't eat them . They eating tomatoes could make them ill .
4 . Slowly , however , Europeans discovered tomatoes were delicious and safe to eat . Cooks in Naples , an Italian city , began putting tomatoes on their flat bread . The world's first true pizza shop in Naples in 1830 . People there pizza for lunch and dinner . They even ate it for breakfast .
5 . In the late 1800's many Italians moved to the United States . They brought pizza with them . The first American pizzeria , or pizza restaurant , was Lombardi's in New York City . It its doors in 1905 . Now pizza is one of the three most popular foods in the United States , but Americans are not the only pizza lovers .
6 . People now eat five billion pizzas a year , and everyone has their favorite kind . Brazilian love green peas on teir pizza . Russians like fish and onions . People in India use lamb and tofu . The Japanese think seafood pizza is good . pizzas truly sound strange , all of them share two things . Each begins with bread . And each is a slice of history .

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