The Biography of Tobacco (Paperback)

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The Biography of Tobacco takes a fascinating look at a product at the center of great controversy. The addictive drug nicotine found in cigarettes keeps smokers hooked causing a variety of health problems. Yet, tobacco is grown in more than 125 countries around the world and is a very valuable crop to some countries' economies. Children will learn about the history of the tobacco plant, how it is grown and sold throughout the world, and how a battle is being waged for our health against large, powerful tobacco companies. Other topics include - What is a commodity? - tobacco as an early cure for toothaches and tapeworm - from a "New World" crop to being grown all over the world - one of the biggest cash crops in the United States, China, Brazil, and India - how tobacco use has dropped in North America but is growing in other parts of the world Teacher's guide available.

Title Details

Author:
Gleason, Carrie
Publisher:
Crabtree Classics
Language:
English
Copyright:
2006
Number of Pages:
32
Dewey:
633.71
Dewey Range:
600s
Binding Type:
Paperback
Interest Age:
10
Accelerated Reader Interest Level:
Middle Grade
Accelerated Reader Reading Level:
7.5
Accelerated Reader Point Value:
1
Guided Reading Level:
S
Guided Reading Interest Age:
Grade 4

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