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History of the cigarettes development

History of smoking started when a native of the Americas (Maya, Aztecs and Indians) smoked pipe tobacco or chewing tobacco since 1000 BC. First, Columbus's crew brought along the tradition of chewing tobacco and burn through this pipe to civilization in England. Others  version of history, tradition and smoking cigarettes older from Turkey since the Ottoman dynasty period.
 
After tobacco increased demand in Europe, the cultivation of tobacco began to be studied seriously especially Virginia tobacco is planted in America. John Rolfe was the first to successfully grow the tobacco in large scale, then followed by trade and the tobacco shipments from the U.S. to Europe.  Because the fact that smoking is dangerous for health has not been proven, a cigarette at his time been advertised using a variety of models, from babies until doctor













Symbol of cigarette increasingly popular since the Marlboro Man ads circulate. This ad is also became symbol of Philip Morris as the world's largest cigarette manufacturer with Marlboro flag. The cigarette industry began to dimmed since 1964, America surgeon union declared cigarettes result of lung cancer. Forbidden cigarette advertising on television since 1965 (England) and 1970 (America). Health warnings on cigarette packs start since 1970, and further reinforced by warnings with pictures

Smoking is Forbidden in public places began: 1987 - ban smoking in flight, 1993 - ban smoking public places became known in America and England. 1994 - McDonald for the entire network of restaurants, 2003 - new york, london & ireland start enforcing ban on smoking in all closed places. In 1998 the largest tobacco company executives in America issued a recognition that nicotine is addictive, legal claims against tobacco companies result compensation payments to reach 250 trillion U.S. dollars. Remember "insider" the movie?
Therefore the government gives high prices at cigarette tax. Because cigarettes are a contributor to state revenues, including large.

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