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一、 Kahve

In the world, there is a place called "the coffee belt" which is around the equator. This place has a suitable environment for coffee to grow: annual rainfall of 1500-2000 mm, average temperature of 20°C and no frost. The coffee tree can grow at an altitude of 300-2500 meters but good varieties are grown at higher altitudes.

Kahve's history please as detailed as possible:

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Coffee was first consumed in Ethiopia in the early days.

In Ethiopia, coffee was used by shepherds who noticed that their sheep became very active after eating certain red berries.

They then tried these berries themselves and found them to be stimulating.

From there, it spread throughout Africa and eventually reached the Middle East where it became popular among Sufi Muslims.

It was during this time that people began to roast and grind the beans before brewing them.

Later on, Europeans discovered it in Turkey and brought it back home with them.

The name "coffee" comes from Arabic word "qahwa", meaning "to stimulate".

It is believed that Arabs were responsible for spreading coffee outside of Ethiopia because they were traders who traveled far away places.

Coffee was introduced into Europe by Venetian merchants in the early sixteenth century. It quickly gained popularity among wealthy people who could afford expensive cups made of gold or silver.

As trade routes expanded so did its availability. By eighteenth century, even common people could enjoy a cup or two every day.

In America too, tea drinking had been popular but after revolution against Britain which took place between 1775-1783 AD led to an increase in demand for other beverages like chocolate and especially coffee since British had imposed taxes on tea leading many colonists boycott tea consumption altogether until tax on tea was repealed after American Revolution ended successfully with victory over British forces under leadership General George Washington etc.,

From then onwards till now day we have enjoyed our morning cups without any restrictions based solely upon political beliefs! So much fun learning about such interesting historical facts related to something I love so much!