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Tobacco is one of the most popular symbols and articles of trade in the world. It is native to South America and began to be used as a ritual, treatment for diseases, stimulants, and a blood recovery drug from now on, about 30-40 years ago. How to use it was burned to smell and smoke, to sniff, to sniff or to inhale, to chew, to roll into the leaves of corn, to squeeze the juice, or to squeeze the juice. Tobacco was first recognized throughout the world by the discovery of the New World in the late 15th century. It was Spain who brought cigarettes from the New World into Europe through its use of tobacco from Portugal, France, and Britain. The direct origin of tobacco is that it followed the name of the island of Tobaco, which is south of the West Indies, and that the pipes of the Native Spanish word Tabaco, which came from San Domingo, were called Tobaco, were originally spoken in tabaco. The cigarettes themselves are from Central and South America, but their name is tabaco, a Spanish word that is not Indian. Spain originally called the herb group tabaco, and it appears that the tobacco was named tabaco, or herb, because it has been recognized by Native Americans as herb. The origin of tabaco is the Arabic word tabaq, which means kind of herb, and if Spain has been ruled by Muslims for 700 years and has been significantly influenced by Islamic culture, it is believed that it is highly influenced by Islamic culture. Tabaco, ' which is again called tabac in French, tabak in German, tobaco in English, and has the origin of tabaco in various variants when it is used throughout Asia. The origin of tobacco is recognized from the range of Tobacco, to the effect of its construction, to the features of its form, to the visits to its propagation and production, to the entertainment, to the deprecation of its name, and to the ways of smoking. This means that within the great outline of the Chinese culture, each country has different perceptions, ideologies, and individuality about one culture, and is a quality that contrasts with that of the West.