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What historical influences have shaped traditional Dominican cuisine?
What historical influences have shaped traditional Dominican cuisine?
During which period was the Dominican Republic a Spanish occupied colony?
During which period was the Dominican Republic a Spanish occupied colony?
Which country briefly interrupted the Dominican Independence from 1861 to 1865?
Which country briefly interrupted the Dominican Independence from 1861 to 1865?
What new elements did the Spanish introduce to Hispaniola during their occupation?
What new elements did the Spanish introduce to Hispaniola during their occupation?
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Which of the following countries was the Dominican Republic jointly with until 1844?
Which of the following countries was the Dominican Republic jointly with until 1844?
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Study Notes
Historical Influences on Dominican Cuisine
- The Dominican Republic was a Spanish occupied colony from the 15th century to 1821.
- The Spanish occupation introduced new elements to Hispaniola, including:
- Cattle, pigs, and chickens, which became staple proteins in Dominican cuisine.
- Fruits and vegetables, such as citrus, sugarcane, and peppers.
- Wheat, which led to the development of bread and pastries.
- Dominican Independence was briefly interrupted by Haitian occupation from 1861 to 1865.
- The Dominican Republic was jointly occupied with Haiti until 1844, when it gained independence.
Key Dates
- 15th century: Spanish occupation of the Dominican Republic began.
- 1821: Spanish occupation of the Dominican Republic ended.
- 1861-1865: Haitian occupation of the Dominican Republic.
- 1844: Dominican Republic gained independence from Haiti.
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Test your knowledge of the rich history and diverse culinary traditions of the Dominican Republic with this quiz. Learn about the influences of Taino, African, Spanish, and other cultures on traditional Dominican cuisine.
