2. How did early Americans consume apples? When and why did that change? How were notions of the apple's healthfulness popularized?

They consumed apples in cider untilthe prohibition. But that change in the early of 1990s when the apple notions of health and wholesomeness turn out to be a modern invention. (Combined answer of the first 3 questions). Early Americans used apples to make hard cider. By the time settlers arrived, they would have trees to sell them because it was a law in Ohio to have apple/pear trees on your land. ( Last question ).

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They consumed apples in cider unil the prohibition. That change in the early of 1900s when the apple nations of health turned out to be a midern invention. Early americans used apples to make hard cider.

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